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Haven't used it in a while. (We use side pork and put salt on it

outselves.) But when we did, I never noticed (ASD) having any

reaction to the Gwaltney bacon.

, mom to

>

> I recently contacted Organic Prairie to see if they used cornstarch in

> packaging their otherwise legal hams and bacon. The answer was yes.

> This got me to thinking, how many other brands of bacon use cornstarch

> in packaging? What about proscietto? It's all sliced, which makes me

> think they might use cornstarch as an anti-sticking agent too.

>

> I recently bought some Gwaltney bacon to try next month, but now am

> unsure that I want to. What do you guys think?

>

> Holly

> Crohn's

> SCD 12/01/08

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Question for those of you who use Gwaltney bacon: are you using

Gwaltney pork bacon, or their beef bacon?

The only store in my area that carrries Gwaltney at all carries

only their beef bacon. And it’s unbelievably salty. And beyond that, in

my opinion it tastes – and worse, smells – pretty bad. I’m thinking their pork

bacon has to be better than that.

n

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Haven't used it in a while. (We use side pork

and put salt on it

outselves.) But when we did, I never noticed (ASD) having any

reaction to the Gwaltney bacon.

, mom to

>

> I recently contacted Organic Prairie to see if they used cornstarch in

> packaging their otherwise legal hams and bacon. The answer was yes.

> This got me to thinking, how many other brands of bacon use cornstarch

> in packaging? What about proscietto? It's all sliced, which makes me

> think they might use cornstarch as an anti-sticking agent too.

>

> I recently bought some Gwaltney bacon to try next month, but now am

> unsure that I want to. What do you guys think?

>

> Holly

> Crohn's

> SCD 12/01/08

>

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Question for those of you who use Gwaltney bacon: are you using

Gwaltney pork bacon, or their beef bacon?

The only store in my area that carrries Gwaltney at all carries

only their beef bacon. And it’s unbelievably salty. And beyond that, in

my opinion it tastes – and worse, smells – pretty bad. I’m thinking their pork

bacon has to be better than that.

n

From: BTVC-SCD

[mailto:BTVC-SCD ] On Behalf Of julie46250

Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2009 5:36 AM

To: BTVC-SCD

Subject: Re: Corn Starch and Bacon / Prosciutto

Haven't used it in a while. (We use side pork

and put salt on it

outselves.) But when we did, I never noticed (ASD) having any

reaction to the Gwaltney bacon.

, mom to

>

> I recently contacted Organic Prairie to see if they used cornstarch in

> packaging their otherwise legal hams and bacon. The answer was yes.

> This got me to thinking, how many other brands of bacon use cornstarch

> in packaging? What about proscietto? It's all sliced, which makes me

> think they might use cornstarch as an anti-sticking agent too.

>

> I recently bought some Gwaltney bacon to try next month, but now am

> unsure that I want to. What do you guys think?

>

> Holly

> Crohn's

> SCD 12/01/08

>

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I use the pork. I've never even seen their brand of beef bacon.

Misty Kimble

CD - no meds

SCD - 13 months

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> Question for those of you who use Gwaltney bacon: are you using

Gwaltney pork bacon, or their beef bacon?

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Thanks, Misty. I looked at the Gwaltney website, which is

singularly uninformative about what products they actually make/sell. I assumed

they must make pork bacon, and my local store simply doesn’t carry it. Now that

I know that product does actually exists, I hope I can get my store to change

their mind.

n

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I use the pork. I've never even seen their

brand of beef bacon.

Misty Kimble

CD - no meds

SCD - 13 months

>

> Question for those of you who use Gwaltney bacon: are you using

Gwaltney pork bacon, or their beef bacon?

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