Gluten Free on the Go: Hardee's and Carl's Jr. - gluten free restaurant dishes

Hadi and Carl Jr.
It's the same restaurant. Sort of.
They are very similar if you go to their website.
They have similar Mexican origins (red and green burrito), similar star signs and very similar menus.
If you 've ever been to a place that has one and then went to a place with the other, you'll start to notice that they have similar (if not the same) ads on TV.
That's why I have concentrated both restaurants in one place.
But is there a difference?
Enough gluten-
Sensitive people may have to worry in a state while eating at the Hadi restaurant, but when they jump to another state and hit Carl's Jr, don't worry? Let's find out.
In Hardy's menu.
You can find this under "menu and nutrition" at the top of the site and on any page of the menu (along with the list of nutritional facts and ingredients ).
The first thing I do is go through this list and find out which items do not contain wheat.
In fact, you have an option that doesn't involve sending bun --less! Sort of. low-
That means it's wrapped in lettuce.
It's a very smart idea if you ask me.
But it turns out to be the only smart gluten.
Friendly ideas on this list of allergens.
The same problem with French fries. -.
I don't see a disclaimer anywhere in these documents, so you need to check with your local restaurant to make sure it's true or not.
The rolls of chips do contain wheat, and the chicken does contain wheat.
But milkshakes are uncertain as they may share a mixing device with malt wine.
Another situation you should probably ask. .
The main section of the site has a "gluten sensitive" Recommended place where you can find more information about the project.
For some reason I still don't see it in the regular breakfast section of the site. .
I'm not sure about the availability at a specific location, but I think there should be a side salad.
Mashed potatoes and Cole salad are side dishes for fried chicken. . And that\'s it.
Not much, right? Carl\'s Jr.
It's nothing good.
Here's a list of ingredients.
Since it is more or less the same as Hardee's website, you can find information in almost the same location as before.
But it's all a little different. low-
Wrapped in lettuce
Let's say you can make almost every burger --
Carbs, but you should first refer to the list of ingredients and the allergen chart.
The chicken here still contains soy sauce, which means there is no chicken sandwich and chicken salad even if there is a salad on the menu.
Chips and sweet potato chips listed as wheat-
Free food on the menu is still competing with a batch of other fried foods that may be fried with the same oil.
When you have any questions, ask about the shared Fryer.
Similarly, milkshakes compete not only with malt wine, but also with Oreo cookies that may be mixed in milkshakes and malt wine.
There is also an opportunity to ask about shared devices.
"Gluten Sensitive" advice on Carl Jr
The website includes three hamburgers.
They don't even try to pretend they have a choice.
The list is even shorter.
Hadi and Carl Jr.
Get all ready, just ask for information on allergen ingredients in an easyto-
Find places for customers who want to cut down on carbohydrates, calories or gluten from their food and offer burgers wrapped in lettuce.
In the previous version of the article, I talked about the errors on the allergen chart, which are "unforgivable" and since writing, I have found that the errors finally disappeared.
For example, Apple's turnover is no longer listed as wheat-free.
But it's been more than a year now, the roast chicken still contains wheat (for those who have to avoid gluten, eliminating another type of product that is usually safe, whether it's salad or lettuce
Chicken sandwich ). Carl\'s Jr.
Not even pretending to have a choice, and while Hardee has breakfast bowls, the list of "gluten sensitive" items is still small.
When the restaurant takes steps-Even small. -
To make customers feel safer in restaurants, this is a big deal.
I can appreciate the efforts made by Hardy/Carl Jr.
By giving us a (short) list of "gluten sensitive" (note the wording there) options.
But because of the gluten list-
The options are so few because of the low
Carbs burger is something that needs to be prepared and I do question the safety of eating at any restaurant.
Unless you're desperate for 1/3.
Thick hamburger wrapped in lettuce.
Just do your own or visit an institution with a slightly safer preparation area that might be safer.
Just make sure you go and eat the thick burger you asked them to change their gloves first. 877-799-
Contact Carl Jr.
Or the same number as above.
I told you they are the same.