Guest guest Posted November 25, 2003 Report Share Posted November 25, 2003 It does have MSG, so if you have problems with that then it's something to think about, but they use cornstarch as a thickner instead of flour for their cream soups. I have tried the chicken and the mushroom, they aren't condensed soups, but still work just fine in those recipe's where you need them! Also contacted the company about 2 weeks ago, they said on their products things are listed on the labels. Sooo be a label reader! - > Progresso Mushroom soup is GF? I didn't know that, thanks! > Debbie C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 24, 2004 Report Share Posted September 24, 2004 This is why you always read the ingredients carefully. Progresso says it will clearly list any wheat, rye, or barley in the ingredients. They also have a little allergen warning below. In this soup they did not list wheat in the allergen warning even though it has wheat starch clearly listed in the ingredients. When questioned about this, Progresso claims the wheat starch is GF because it falls below a certain measurement in gluten. They still clearly list it in the ingredients, but not as an allergen. You may haveread a posting from somebody who didn't see wheat in the allergen listing, but also didn't read the ingredients. richard --- Marvin and Bjorge wrote: > I was reading on one of these list that the > Progresso Chicken Pot Pie soup > was gluten free. While at the store I went to buy > one and it had Wheat > Starch listed as one of the ingredients. Now was > someone mistaken or did > they change their ingredients? Or am I totally off > base on what is > considered to have Gluten? > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 24, 2004 Report Share Posted September 24, 2004 I believe that it's the MARIE CALLENDAR'S Chicken Pot Pie soup that is gluten-free. The last time I checked, the ingredients in this brand did not contain gluten. I don't know about the Progresso brand of this same flavor. I believe that one does contain gluten. > I was reading on one of these list that the Progresso Chicken Pot Pie soup > was gluten free. While at the store I went to buy one and it had Wheat > Starch listed as one of the ingredients. Now was someone mistaken or did > they change their ingredients? Or am I totally off base on what is > considered to have Gluten? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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