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Im trying to find out if fruit jell is gluten free. I have some friends of the family that are making me lots of jelly and stuff, but im not sure the stuff is gluten free. I have tried doing an search to see if it is safe, but i do not have a brand name so im having trouble.

So I just wanted to know if anyone cans using fruit jell and if it is safe. I am going to ask the people again next time i talk to them to see what the brand is but i probably wont be able to talk to them til monday.

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lorka150 Collaborator

I use Pomona's Pectin, which is gluten-free, if you can't find your answer :)

kenlove Rising Star

I second the use of Pamonas, It's very good.

We produce hundreds of types of tropical fruit jellies commercially and found it to work the best as well as being gluten-free

Ken

Im trying to find out if fruit jell is gluten free. I have some friends of the family that are making me lots of jelly and stuff, but im not sure the stuff is gluten free. I have tried doing an search to see if it is safe, but i do not have a brand name so im having trouble.

So I just wanted to know if anyone cans using fruit jell and if it is safe. I am going to ask the people again next time i talk to them to see what the brand is but i probably wont be able to talk to them til monday.

paula

cruelshoes Enthusiast

All of Ball's Pectin products are gluten-free. Here is a Open Original Shared Link. Like other posters, I use Pomona's Universal Pectin for canning. It is gluten-free also.

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