If you want a gluten-free twist on a classic American BBQ favourite, try this Gluten-Free slowcooker BBQ pulled chicken. It is the answer! This recipe draws inspiration from the flavours of Southern BBQ. It delivers the smoky, tangy sweetness of a classic pulled chicken right to your kitchen. It does all this without the gluten. Cooking it low and slow in a slowcooker ensures the chicken is fall-apart tender. It is perfect for a sandwich. You can also enjoy it in tacos or even salads.

I love serving mine in a gluten-free burger bap with a slice of American cheese for a hearty sandwich. You can also try serving this BBQ pulled chicken in gluten-free tortillas for tacos. Serve it over baked potatoes for a filling meal. Use it as a topping for gluten-free nachos. It’s versatile, easy to make, and delicious however you serve it.
For a lighter option, serve it in lettuce wraps. Add a sprinkle of shredded carrot. Use a dash of sriracha for a fresh and spicy twist. It's also delicious on gluten-free tortillas. Use them for BBQ chicken tacos. Just top with coleslaw and a few pickled jalapeños for a fun Tex-Mex spin.

Why You’ll Love This Recipe
This BBQ pulled chicken is a game-changer for easy, flavour-packed meals! Made in the slow cooker, it requires minimal effort. It delivers juicy, tender chicken coated in a rich, smoky BBQ sauce. It’s perfect for meal prep, family dinners, or gatherings, and best of all—completely gluten-free!

You can enjoy this gluten-free slowcooker BBQ pulled chicken in any way. It is bound to be a new favourite.
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Inspired by the flavours of Southern BBQ, this recipe brings the smoky, tangy sweetness of a classic pulled chicken straight to your kitchen – all without the gluten. Cooking it low and slow in a slowcooker ensures the chicken is fall-apart tender, perfect for sandwiches, tacos, or even salads.
Pour the sauce over the chicken and toss so it's well coated. Cover and cook on high for 3-4 hours or low for 6-7 hours.