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Is it gluten-free? What is it distilled from?


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kareng Grand Master
33 minutes ago, Drenda said:

Is it gluten-free? What is it distilled from?

I would ask the company.  It isn't as important what it is distilled from as what is added in after to give it the flavor

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On 1/8/2018 at 1:42 PM, kareng said:

I would ask the company.  It isn't as important what it is distilled from as what is added in after to give it the flavor

This. Most often distilling rids a product of gluten containing items. But adding flavoring to it that has gluten in it negates this. 

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