Although I've never purchased Maple Leaf Top Dogs, I thought I'd share some recent updates on changes of ingredients within this product. Maple Leaf Foods recently changed the recipe of its Top Dogs hotdogs to improve flavour and taste. The new formulation now contains wheat gluten instead of soy. Although Top Dogs hotdogs were never a certified gluten-free product, Maple Leaf wanted to notify the Canadian Celiac Association as this product may be referenced by members as a suitable choice. The new recipes will be in stores in July 2009 and feature the updated ingredient list on the package. Please note the list of TopDogs products that have been reformulated: Top Dogs Original, Top Dogs Original BBQ, Top Dogs All Beef, Top Dogs Singles, and Top Dogs 33% Less Fat.
Monday, July 13, 2009
Say goodbye to...Maple Leaf Top Dogs.
Although I've never purchased Maple Leaf Top Dogs, I thought I'd share some recent updates on changes of ingredients within this product. Maple Leaf Foods recently changed the recipe of its Top Dogs hotdogs to improve flavour and taste. The new formulation now contains wheat gluten instead of soy. Although Top Dogs hotdogs were never a certified gluten-free product, Maple Leaf wanted to notify the Canadian Celiac Association as this product may be referenced by members as a suitable choice. The new recipes will be in stores in July 2009 and feature the updated ingredient list on the package. Please note the list of TopDogs products that have been reformulated: Top Dogs Original, Top Dogs Original BBQ, Top Dogs All Beef, Top Dogs Singles, and Top Dogs 33% Less Fat.
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