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Lucerne Light "holiday" Eggnog

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Does anyone know if lucerne makes both a light eggnog and a light "holiday" eggnog? Or are they the same thing. I have found Lucerne light eggnog on a gluten free list but didn't know if that was the same thing that i found in the store, which was light "holiday" eggnog. I think the only questionable ingredients are natural and artificial flavors. It also says spices on the ingredient list. Are spices questionable? Help!

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Does anyone know if lucerne makes both a light eggnog and a light "holiday" eggnog? Or are they the same thing. I have found Lucerne light eggnog on a gluten free list but didn't know if that was the same thing that i found in the store, which was light "holiday" eggnog. I think the only questionable ingredients are natural and artificial flavors. It also says spices on the ingredient list. Are spices questionable? Help!

If there is any wheat it will be listed by law, but they do not have to list barley, malt, or rye. I would expect that the later would not be in the ingrediences.

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If there is any wheat it will be listed by law, but they do not have to list barley, malt, or rye. I would expect that the later would not be in the ingrediences.

In Canada, Lucerne does not have to list those types of ingredients. I don't think our laws are the same. But please somebody correct me if I am incorrect.

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In Canada, Lucerne does not have to list those types of ingredients. I don't think our laws are the same. But please somebody correct me if I am incorrect.

You're correct, the are no laws in place at this time...though they are in the works...and it sounds like they will be more inclusive than the U.S. laws.

Michelle

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You're correct, the are no laws in place at this time...though they are in the works...and it sounds like they will be more inclusive than the U.S. laws.

Wouldn't that be great.

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Michi8
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Wouldn't that be great.

Just FYI...here is a link to proposed changes to the current labelling regulations:

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Michelle :)

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