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This list is intended to be an aid in choosing gluten-free foods. If your guest is very sensitive, consult a manager for assistance.

Appetizers

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NoneSoup & Sandwiches

House Salad (no crouton)Caesar (no crouton)Jacks Grill (no crouton)Mandarin Turkey (no tortilla)Santa Fe Chicken Salad (no tortilla)Rotisserie Chicken Salad (no crouton)Fruit MedleySummer*All dressings are gluten free

Salads

Pork PlateRibs

Santa Fe GrillFish (not battered)

Grill PlateRotisserie Chicken

Entrees

LimasBaked PotatoSweet PotatoBlack-eyed PeasCinnamon ApplesCole SlawCornCucumber SaladFrench FriesGreen BeansMashed PotatoesRiceSliced TomatoesSteamed BroccoliSouffleTurnip Greens

Vegetables

Disclaimer: While we strive to ensure our gluten-free items are safe foryour diet, we cannot guarantee with 100% confidence that cross-contamination

will not occur, seeing as we are not a gluten-free kitchen. Please letyourserver know if you have any food allergies whatsoever.

This list is intended to be an aid in choosing gluten and dairy free foods. If your allergy is very sensitive, please consult a manager for assistance.

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Chicken & RiceSoup & Sandwiches

Lite ItalianPoppy SeedOil & VinegarThousand IslandBalsamic VinaigretteHomemade Honey MustardHot Wing Sauce

Dressings

House Salad, (no crouton, no cheese)Ceasar Salad, (no crouton, no cheese)Sante Fe Chicken Salad, (no tortilla strips, no cheese)Rotisserie Chicken Salad, (no crouton, no cheese)Jack’s Grilled Chicken Salad, (no crouton, no cheese)Fruit Medley Salad, (no blue cheese crumbles)Mandarin Turkey Salad, (no tortilla strips, no cheese)Summer Salad, (no cheese, no blue cheese crumbles)

Salads

Famous Slow Roasted Rotisserie Chicken(¼ Dark, ¼ White, ½ Dark, ½ White, ½ Mix)

Rotisserie Chicken or Pork PlateHalf Slab Baby Back Ribs

Beef BrisketSanta Fe Grill, (no cheese)

Entrees

Baked PotatoBaked Sweet Potato

Black-Eyed PeasCinnamon Apples

Cole SlawCorn Niblets

Cucumber SaladFrench Fries

Sliced TomatoesSteamed Broccoli

Vegetables

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gluten & dairy freemenu items

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gluten & dairy freemenu items

gluten & dairy freemenu items

gluten & dairy freemenu items

gluten & dairy freemenu items

gluten & dairy freemenu items

gluten & dairy freemenu items

Disclaimer: While we strive to ensure our gluten-free items are safe foryour diet, we cannot guarantee with 100% confidence that cross-contaminationwill not occur, seeing as we are not a gluten-free kitchen. Please letyourserver know if you have any food allergies whatsoever.

Though frequently found in or near the dairy section of grocery stores, eggs are rarely considered a dairy food by modern definitions. In the past, the term “dairy” often encompassed both milk and eggs, but today they are recognized as separate foods. This is important since the nutritional make-up of eggs is very different from milk (including those allergenic proteins). Lumping the two together can cause confusion to both allergic and non-allergic individuals.

To clarify, both eggs and milk are animal byproducts, but when specifically asked, “Are eggs dairy?,” my answer is “no.” We define dairy more specifically as the byproduct of the mammary glands of mammals like cows or goats; or in other words, milk. Thus dairy would include any milk or milk-based product (cheese, cream, butter, etc.).

ARE YOU ALLERGIC TO EGGS? PLEASE READ!!!