Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 Yes i noticed that too. It really bothers me to try to find places to eat out. things you wouldnt think of, for example i just found out that the salads at wendys the chicken, THE CHICKEN! has gluten in it! oi! L > > I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right? > > Anyway, just a head's up. > Sue in Denver > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 Yes i noticed that too. It really bothers me to try to find places to eat out. things you wouldnt think of, for example i just found out that the salads at wendys the chicken, THE CHICKEN! has gluten in it! oi! L > > I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right? > > Anyway, just a head's up. > Sue in Denver > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 Yes i noticed that too. It really bothers me to try to find places to eat out. things you wouldnt think of, for example i just found out that the salads at wendys the chicken, THE CHICKEN! has gluten in it! oi! L > > I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right? > > Anyway, just a head's up. > Sue in Denver > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 They list semolina in the mac & cheese and durum in the noodles of the chicken soup...those are both varieties of wheat. They were just too specific, but it's definitely there. C > > I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right? > > Anyway, just a head's up. > Sue in Denver > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 They list semolina in the mac & cheese and durum in the noodles of the chicken soup...those are both varieties of wheat. They were just too specific, but it's definitely there. C > > I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right? > > Anyway, just a head's up. > Sue in Denver > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 They list semolina in the mac & cheese and durum in the noodles of the chicken soup...those are both varieties of wheat. They were just too specific, but it's definitely there. C > > I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right? > > Anyway, just a head's up. > Sue in Denver > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 I just looked at the Boston Market website. At the end of the ingredient list the mac and cheese and the chicken noodle soup both say they contain wheat. Re: boston market Yes i noticed that too. It really bothers me to try to find places to eat out.things you wouldnt think of, for example i just found out that the salads at wendys the chicken, THE CHICKEN! has gluten in it! oi!L>> I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right?> > Anyway, just a head's up.> Sue in Denver> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 I just looked at the Boston Market website. At the end of the ingredient list the mac and cheese and the chicken noodle soup both say they contain wheat. Re: boston market Yes i noticed that too. It really bothers me to try to find places to eat out.things you wouldnt think of, for example i just found out that the salads at wendys the chicken, THE CHICKEN! has gluten in it! oi!L>> I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right?> > Anyway, just a head's up.> Sue in Denver> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 I just looked at the Boston Market website. At the end of the ingredient list the mac and cheese and the chicken noodle soup both say they contain wheat. Re: boston market Yes i noticed that too. It really bothers me to try to find places to eat out.things you wouldnt think of, for example i just found out that the salads at wendys the chicken, THE CHICKEN! has gluten in it! oi!L>> I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right?> > Anyway, just a head's up.> Sue in Denver> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 Help. Where do I look on the Boston Market website to see the ingredients. I see the MENU and I see NUTRITION, but I can't find an ingredients list. Am I blind?? Probably. Donna in Littleton Re: boston market Yes i noticed that too. It really bothers me to try to find places to eat out.things you wouldnt think of, for example i just found out that the salads at wendys the chicken, THE CHICKEN! has gluten in it! oi!L>> I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their menu > and ingredients recently. They website now lists ingredients with the > top 8 allergens, but you have to be a bit careful - for instance, > their mac and cheese lists just milk for allergen but they didn't > include the macaroni in the ingredients at all. The chicken noodle > soups doesn't list wheat either - they use durum flour for the noodles > which is still wheat, right?> > Anyway, just a head's up.> Sue in Denver> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 It is a little tricky (and not obvious) - when you are on the nutrition page, you have to click on the item and it will switch you to the list of ingredients. Sue in Denver > > Help. Where do I look on the Boston Market website to see the ingredients. I see the MENU and I see NUTRITION, but I can't find an ingredients list. Am I blind?? Probably. > > Donna in Littleton Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 That's really strange. I had looked last night when I posted (my DD looked with me, so I have a witness) and neither the mac & cheese nor the chicken noodle soup listed wheat as an allergen but I looked this am and there it was. I had trouble finding the list last night, so I know I used a different link, but that is kind of troubling. Least I have a witness so I know I'm not losing my mind. Sue in Denver > > They list semolina in the mac & cheese and durum in the noodles of the > chicken soup...those are both varieties of wheat. They were just too > specific, but it's definitely there. > > C > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 That's really strange. I had looked last night when I posted (my DD looked with me, so I have a witness) and neither the mac & cheese nor the chicken noodle soup listed wheat as an allergen but I looked this am and there it was. I had trouble finding the list last night, so I know I used a different link, but that is kind of troubling. Least I have a witness so I know I'm not losing my mind. Sue in Denver > > They list semolina in the mac & cheese and durum in the noodles of the > chicken soup...those are both varieties of wheat. They were just too > specific, but it's definitely there. > > C > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 That's really strange. I had looked last night when I posted (my DD looked with me, so I have a witness) and neither the mac & cheese nor the chicken noodle soup listed wheat as an allergen but I looked this am and there it was. I had trouble finding the list last night, so I know I used a different link, but that is kind of troubling. Least I have a witness so I know I'm not losing my mind. Sue in Denver > > They list semolina in the mac & cheese and durum in the noodles of the > chicken soup...those are both varieties of wheat. They were just too > specific, but it's definitely there. > > C > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 Thank you. I finally found it. This is good to know about. Thank you. Donna in Littleton Re: boston market It is a little tricky (and not obvious) - when you are on the nutrition page, you have to click on the item and it will switch you to the list of ingredients.Sue in Denver>> Help. Where do I look on the Boston Market website to see the ingredients. I see the MENU and I see NUTRITION, but I can't find an ingredients list. Am I blind?? Probably.> > Donna in Littleton Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 Thank you. I finally found it. This is good to know about. Thank you. Donna in Littleton Re: boston market It is a little tricky (and not obvious) - when you are on the nutrition page, you have to click on the item and it will switch you to the list of ingredients.Sue in Denver>> Help. Where do I look on the Boston Market website to see the ingredients. I see the MENU and I see NUTRITION, but I can't find an ingredients list. Am I blind?? Probably.> > Donna in Littleton Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 Okay, so here is my question. I can clearly see what says wheat and what does not, but what about the other " stuff " we can't have? There are many items, a lot of them sides, that say " natural flavor " , like the corn, green beans, new potatoes, etc. The rotisserie chicken has apple cider vinegar in it. Are we to assume that it's not flavored and it is really apple cider vinagar. And even the gravy and chicken tortilla soup look like they might be okay, but how are we to know what those " natural flavors " are? I just don't understand how it is that places can get away with the natural flavor thing when in today's world there are so many people with allergies and such. I have eaten there in the past without problems, but other times I have had issues. So, what are we to do? Sometimes I think I should just stop eating out all together. Okay, enough of my rant. Rhiannon > > > > I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their > menu > > and ingredients recently. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 Okay, so here is my question. I can clearly see what says wheat and what does not, but what about the other " stuff " we can't have? There are many items, a lot of them sides, that say " natural flavor " , like the corn, green beans, new potatoes, etc. The rotisserie chicken has apple cider vinegar in it. Are we to assume that it's not flavored and it is really apple cider vinagar. And even the gravy and chicken tortilla soup look like they might be okay, but how are we to know what those " natural flavors " are? I just don't understand how it is that places can get away with the natural flavor thing when in today's world there are so many people with allergies and such. I have eaten there in the past without problems, but other times I have had issues. So, what are we to do? Sometimes I think I should just stop eating out all together. Okay, enough of my rant. Rhiannon > > > > I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their > menu > > and ingredients recently. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 Okay, so here is my question. I can clearly see what says wheat and what does not, but what about the other " stuff " we can't have? There are many items, a lot of them sides, that say " natural flavor " , like the corn, green beans, new potatoes, etc. The rotisserie chicken has apple cider vinegar in it. Are we to assume that it's not flavored and it is really apple cider vinagar. And even the gravy and chicken tortilla soup look like they might be okay, but how are we to know what those " natural flavors " are? I just don't understand how it is that places can get away with the natural flavor thing when in today's world there are so many people with allergies and such. I have eaten there in the past without problems, but other times I have had issues. So, what are we to do? Sometimes I think I should just stop eating out all together. Okay, enough of my rant. Rhiannon > > > > I just wanted to remind folks that Boston Market changed their > menu > > and ingredients recently. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 I know, but it didn't look that way yesterday. I have a witness - my DD. I don't know if I used some backwards way to get to an old list or what. The list I saw yesterday didn't list the dill new potatoes either, and now they're there. Anyway, I'm glad it is clearly listed now. Sue in Denver > > I just looked at the Boston Market website. At the end of the ingredient list the mac and cheese and the chicken noodle soup both say they contain wheat. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2006 Report Share Posted April 26, 2006 Even though I am NOT following the celiac diet, I get sick if i eat anything more than veggies at Boston market.I have no idea why unless they coat everything with a gluten stabalizer- which is common for many buffets.It's so tempting to go there- here they have BM in the supermarket - and just pick up a quick dinner.But I know it makes me sick so i stay away. Doreen > > Okay, so here is my question. I can clearly see what says wheat and > what does not, but what about the other " stuff " we can't have? There > are many items, a lot of them sides, that say " natural flavor " , like > the corn, green beans, new potatoes, etc. The rotisserie chicken has > apple cider vinegar in it. Are we to assume that it's not flavored > and it is really apple cider vinagar. And even the gravy and chicken > tortilla soup look like they might be okay, but how are we to know > what those " natural flavors " are? I just don't understand how it is > that places can get away with the natural flavor thing when in today's > world there are so many people with allergies and such. I have eaten > there in the past without problems, but other times I have had > issues. So, what are we to do? Sometimes I think I should just stop > eating out all together. Okay, enough of my rant. > > Rhiannon > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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