Re: Mcs Breakfast Foods ... Follow up--Kathie

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/27/01 11:21:16 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

kathie0553@... writes:

> Thanks to all for the replies regarding Mcs

> Breakfast Foods. We ended up solving the problem.

> The night before we drove through McD's and bought

> fries. We saved them for the morning. I re-heated

> them, and made scrambled eggs (with Kirkman's calcium,

> as always) and I brought both along. My son was happy

> as a clam, was able to eat exactly what he enjoys (all

> GFCF) and played in the play place for an hour and a

> half.

>

> Thanks to all who provide such sound information.

>

> Kathie

>

>

Kathie,

Are you saying that Mc's french fries are GF? I didn't think they were.

Are Burger King/'s fries GF too? Thanks so much! Take care,

Sue..

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/27/01 11:21:16 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

kathie0553@... writes:

> Thanks to all for the replies regarding Mcs

> Breakfast Foods. We ended up solving the problem.

> The night before we drove through McD's and bought

> fries. We saved them for the morning. I re-heated

> them, and made scrambled eggs (with Kirkman's calcium,

> as always) and I brought both along. My son was happy

> as a clam, was able to eat exactly what he enjoys (all

> GFCF) and played in the play place for an hour and a

> half.

>

> Thanks to all who provide such sound information.

>

> Kathie

>

>

Kathie,

Are you saying that Mc's french fries are GF? I didn't think they were.

Are Burger King/'s fries GF too? Thanks so much! Take care,

Sue..

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/27/01 2:04:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

lisacna@... writes:

> mcdonalds are gfcf-if not fried with other gluten containing foods check

> with your local store to see. s and Burger king do fry onion rings or

> other non gf foods with the frys making them a no due to cross

> contamination.

>

,

Thanks so much for clearing that for me..I wasn't sure. Take care,

Sue..

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/27/01 2:04:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

lisacna@... writes:

> mcdonalds are gfcf-if not fried with other gluten containing foods check

> with your local store to see. s and Burger king do fry onion rings or

> other non gf foods with the frys making them a no due to cross

> contamination.

>

,

Thanks so much for clearing that for me..I wasn't sure. Take care,

Sue..

[Guest guest]

mcdonalds are gfcf-if not fried with other gluten containing foods check

with your local store to see. s and Burger king do fry onion rings or

other non gf foods with the frys making them a no due to cross

contamination.

Re: Mcs Breakfast Foods ... Follow up--Kathie

> In a message dated 10/27/01 11:21:16 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

> kathie0553@... writes:

>

>

> > Thanks to all for the replies regarding Mcs

> > Breakfast Foods. We ended up solving the problem.

> > The night before we drove through McD's and bought

> > fries. We saved them for the morning. I re-heated

> > them, and made scrambled eggs (with Kirkman's calcium,

> > as always) and I brought both along. My son was happy

> > as a clam, was able to eat exactly what he enjoys (all

> > GFCF) and played in the play place for an hour and a

> > half.

> >

> > Thanks to all who provide such sound information.

> >

> > Kathie

> >

> >

>

> Kathie,

> Are you saying that Mc's french fries are GF? I didn't think they

were.

> Are Burger King/'s fries GF too? Thanks so much! Take care,

> Sue..

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

mcdonalds are gfcf-if not fried with other gluten containing foods check

with your local store to see. s and Burger king do fry onion rings or

other non gf foods with the frys making them a no due to cross

contamination.

Re: Mcs Breakfast Foods ... Follow up--Kathie

> In a message dated 10/27/01 11:21:16 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

> kathie0553@... writes:

>

>

> > Thanks to all for the replies regarding Mcs

> > Breakfast Foods. We ended up solving the problem.

> > The night before we drove through McD's and bought

> > fries. We saved them for the morning. I re-heated

> > them, and made scrambled eggs (with Kirkman's calcium,

> > as always) and I brought both along. My son was happy

> > as a clam, was able to eat exactly what he enjoys (all

> > GFCF) and played in the play place for an hour and a

> > half.

> >

> > Thanks to all who provide such sound information.

> >

> > Kathie

> >

> >

>

> Kathie,

> Are you saying that Mc's french fries are GF? I didn't think they

were.

> Are Burger King/'s fries GF too? Thanks so much! Take care,

> Sue..

>

>

>