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Liquid Smoke

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Green12 Enthusiast
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Anybody use a brand of Liquid Smoke that is gluten-free?

Thanks :D

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What is liquid smoke?

VydorScope Proficient
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Anybody use a brand of Liquid Smoke that is gluten-free?

Thanks :D

Yes we use... Colgin Natural Hickory Liquid Smoke that we get at the local food store. Thier site lists it as Gluten Free and MSG free.

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What is liquid smoke?

You use it in cooking, to flavor meat with a smokey flavor like in BBQ fare. At least that is the main use I know of.

Yes we use... Colgin Natural Hickory Liquid Smoke that we get at the local food store. Thier site lists it as Gluten Free and MSG free.

Thanks so much Vydor :)

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Steph 86 Newbie
Steph 86
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Hey you guys colgins liquid smoke contains caramel color which is also listed under gluten containing products

cyclinglady Grand Master
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@Steph 86

As of July 2018, the Colgin website states that their liquid smoke is gluten free.  Of course formulas change, so you should read the label.  Carmel color is usually gluten free and derived from corn in the USA.  

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I use the Colgin in my catering with ribs, burgers, etc to give added flavor. It is honestly the only one I have found that is safe. I do have one customer that has issues with tannins who can not handle it though. The caramel color is normally derived from corn in the United States, other countries might still use wheat.....but I found it does not even effect my corn allergy so it must be processed to remove the proteins from the corn.

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