Re: Mcs Breakfast Foods

[Guest guest]

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I don't know the GFCF status of these , but I do know the cross

contamination issues at Mcs are very high and I would make your own

safe GFCF breakfast and bring it - is that possible? If your little one

wants only McD's you can go ahead of time to McDs and pick up clean

wrappers to wrap her meal in so she feels she is eating it.

(LJs mom) in New York

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On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 20:29:21 -0700 (PDT) Weber

writes:

> Help please! It appears that I will have to have

> breakfast at the Golden Arches in the next few days

> with my three year old HFA son. I know that fries and

> patty (no bun) are OK, but what about breakfast? I

> presume that 1) hashbrowns, 2) eggs and 3) sausage)

> may be OK.

>

> I'm away from my book, so I cannot check.

> Anyone know offhand? F?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Kathie

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

The ingredients change quick but go to www.mcdonalds.com it has the

ingredient list for their products-I believe gfcfdiet.com has a sction on

mcdonalds too. If you need help with " what " the ingredients are let me know

I will go and take a look.F

Mcs Breakfast Foods

> Help please! It appears that I will have to have

> breakfast at the Golden Arches in the next few days

> with my three year old HFA son. I know that fries and

> patty (no bun) are OK, but what about breakfast? I

> presume that 1) hashbrowns, 2) eggs and 3) sausage)

> may be OK.

>

> I'm away from my book, so I cannot check.

> Anyone know offhand? F?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Kathie

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

I'm sure they add milk to their eggs & I believe their hashbrowns are OK, but

after they fry them in contaminated oil they aren't.

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathie,

There is a list of gfcf Mc's items on the gfcfdiet acceptable list.

Tks,

Tana

Help please! It appears that I will have to have

breakfast at the Golden Arches in the next few days

with my three year old HFA son. I know that fries and

patty (no bun) are OK, but what about breakfast? I

presume that 1) hashbrowns, 2) eggs and 3) sausage)

may be OK.

I'm away from my book, so I cannot check.

Anyone know offhand? F?

Thanks,

Kathie

[Guest guest]

Please check their website for an ingredient list. The eggs do NOT have any

milk added. They do use a cooking spray of soybean oil. I have personally

spoke with them about the eggs, the last time being less than 2 months ago.

I spoke to a dietician at the corporate office. Wendi

Re: Mcs Breakfast Foods

> >

> >

> > > *

> > > I don't know the GFCF status of these , but I do know the cross

> > > contamination issues at Mcs are very high and I would make

> your own

> > > safe GFCF breakfast and bring it - is that possible? If your

> little one

> > > wants only McD's you can go ahead of time to McDs and pick up

> clean

> > > wrappers to wrap her meal in so she feels she is eating it.

> > > (LJs mom) in New York

> > > *

> > > On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 20:29:21 -0700 (PDT) Weber

> > > <kathie0553@y...> writes:

> > > > Help please! It appears that I will have to have

> > > > breakfast at the Golden Arches in the next few days

> > > > with my three year old HFA son. I know that fries and

> > > > patty (no bun) are OK, but what about breakfast? I

> > > > presume that 1) hashbrowns, 2) eggs and 3) sausage)

> > > > may be OK.

> > > >

> > > > I'm away from my book, so I cannot check.

> > > > Anyone know offhand? F?

> > > >

> > > > Thanks,

> > > >

> > > > Kathie

> > > >

> > > > __________________________________________________

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Wendi -

I just checked Mc's web site and found this:

Sausage Scrambled Egg mix

Pre-cooked scrambled eggs [whole eggs, nonfat milk, soybean oil,

modified food starch, salt black pepper extract, xanthan gum, citric

acid, natural (dairy source) and artificial butter flavor (clarified

butter oil, lipolyzed butter oil, artificial flavor, annatto)], pre-

cooked sausage [pork, water salt, dextrose, spices, corn syrup

solids, sugar, monosodium glutamate, BHA, propyl gallate, citric acid

(to protect flavor), contains less than 2% or less tricalcium

phosphate (anticaking agent)], vegetables [tomatoes, green chilies,

onions, calcium chloride, citric acid]

SO - I guess if the eggs are not scrambled and are cooked with a

soybean oil cooking spray they will be ok, bit I would stay away from

the Scrambled Eggs.

FYI

Moira

> > > I'm a bit late on this, but the eggs, hashbrowns, and bacon are

> > okay.

> > >

> > > Wendi

> > >

> > > Re: Mcs Breakfast Foods

> > >

> > >

> > > > *

> > > > I don't know the GFCF status of these , but I do know the

cross

> > > > contamination issues at Mcs are very high and I would

make

> > your own

> > > > safe GFCF breakfast and bring it - is that possible? If your

> > little one

> > > > wants only McD's you can go ahead of time to McDs and pick up

> > clean

> > > > wrappers to wrap her meal in so she feels she is eating it.

> > > > (LJs mom) in New York

> > > > *

> > > > On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 20:29:21 -0700 (PDT) Weber

> > > > <kathie0553@y...> writes:

> > > > > Help please! It appears that I will have to have

> > > > > breakfast at the Golden Arches in the next few days

> > > > > with my three year old HFA son. I know that fries and

> > > > > patty (no bun) are OK, but what about breakfast? I

> > > > > presume that 1) hashbrowns, 2) eggs and 3) sausage)

> > > > > may be OK.

> > > > >

> > > > > I'm away from my book, so I cannot check.

> > > > > Anyone know offhand? F?

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks,

> > > > >

> > > > > Kathie

> > > > >

> > > > > __________________________________________________

> > > > >