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Is Webber Roasted Garlic And Herb Seasoning Gluten Free?

MBlanke
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MBlanke
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Item in question: Weber all natural roasted garlic and herb seasoning. Made with 100% sea salt. 6.25 0z Ingredients: Garlic, sea salt, sweet red pepper, herbs and Spices, Natural Flavor. And it say's Gluten Free on the label.

 

Has anyone else had trouble with this item?

 

I used this with chicken, potatoes, and frozen green beans. And made gravy with corn starch (Bob's red mill)

I have used all the ingredients before, with no problems.

McCormic garlic spices was unavailable, so thought I would try this.

Since there was no warning on the label, I thought it might be safe.

 

I ate it last night, and started feeling bloated, painful stomach ach, etc. I've been glutened! I can't believe it, I thought I was so careful.

 

Thanks

 

Miserable Marsha

 

DX  celiac disease 1979, extremely sensitive to gluten.

possibly soy intolerant.

fibromyalgia

Chronic fatigue

 

 

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AprilS88 Newbie
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yes, I believe I have been glutened from it too. DH reappeared after eating it. :(

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Beebrady Newbie
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I had this seasoning about a month ago and had a reaction to it. I tried it again last having my other items known to be gluten free and again had a reaction. 

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