Guest guest Posted November 27, 2007 Report Share Posted November 27, 2007 We found out that Chevy's secret ingredient in their beans, salsa and sauces is soy sauce. We have not gone back I do miss the salsa as it use to be my favorite. carlinao <carlinao@...> wrote: I ate at the Chevy's in the Embarcadero a month ago and was so glutened, I was sick for two days. I have no idea if it was the chips, the tortilla soup, or what. I was told the chips and soup were safe. I'm thinking they weren't. > > > My Family wants to meet at a Chevy's Restaurant so I contacted them> > to find out what was safe to eat. I thpught I woul;d share this with> > all of you:> > [snip]> > I do not eat at Chevy's. Between the gluten and the corn, the only > thing on the menu that is "safe" is one of the salads, and I can't > have anything on it, so it would basically be a plain head of romaine > lettuce for $9. No thanks.> > Even when I could eat corn, I often got sick at Chevy's even when > eating GF. They are right when they say that anything there could be > cross-contaminated. I know that can be true at any restaurant, but it > seem to be especially true at Chevy's.> > Have your dinner before you meet your family there.> > --Ruth Anne> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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