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Wishbone Western Dressing


Jennifer2

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This is the only salad dressing that I REALLY like, so I hope I don't have to change that also.

It is a unilever company which I've read contradicting posts as to if they clearly label or not.

Here is what the label says:

High fructose corn syrup

soybean oil

distilled vinegar

tomato paste

water

salt

paprika

spice

propylene glycol alginate

color added

natural flavors

onion powder

calcium disodium EDTA (used to protect quality)

I guess it's the natural flavors and color added that I'm concerned about.

Thanks

Jennifer


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Lisa Mentor

Unilevel will always list all forms of gluten. If you don't see "wheat, barley, malt or rye", it's just not in there.

Jennifer2 Explorer

Thank you so much!

mamaw Community Regular

That is one of our favs as well . We've been eating almost daily on our salads! No problem its gluten-free....

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