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Vinager?


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mommyetb Apprentice

Is vinager safe? Ketchup? All that kinda stuff?

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hez Enthusiast

Most vinegar is safe because of the distilation process. EXCEPT Malt vinegar, this has gluten. I use Heinz ketchup, it is gluten-free. I also use French's and Gulden mustard (I do not know for sure it is gluten-free, however I do not react to it and I am sensitve).

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I have read on this board that apple cider flavored vinegar is bad, but real apple cider vinegar is okay. Also, if it just says "vinegar" on the label, it is apple cider vinegar and okay. For other condiments, I'd read each label because they can vary.

mac3 Apprentice

I've discovered that some ketchups have "tomato paste" listed as the main ingredient and tomato paste quite often can have gluten in it. I know that Heinz ketchup is safe...I called the company and they sent me a list of their products that are gluten-free.

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