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Does Anyone Know Where To Buy gluten-free Spices?


shayre

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Hi. I'm trying to find gluten-free and soy free spices. I called the manufacturer of the 2 brands that whole foods carries, and they couldn't tell me that they are gluten free. Either some of them contain anti-clumping agents, or could be contaminated from running on the same lines as those that do. I am specifically looking for salt, pepper, garlic powder, basil, mustard powder, onion powder. Thank you:)


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All of McCormick's single ingredient spices are gluten free.

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I also wanted to say that for salt, I use Kosher salt and Sea Salt. They are the only ones I could find that had just "SALT" as an ingredient. Plain table salt should be gluten free, but I have read that the iodine in it can irritate DH so I stay away from plain table salt.

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I am very sensitive so I just use fresh spices.

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Any "anti-clumping" agent using wheat would have to clearly be listed as such. That said, I can't remember the last time I've seen wheat used that way. It would affect the taste and consistency of a recipe.

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Hi. Thank you all. I have seen that other people are effected adversely by McCormick's single spices. I've seen that it's "hit or miss" with those. Some people on that post had figured out which ones bothered them, but then it could change too. Someone else on this site spoke with the manufacturing, and "yes" they cannot conclude that their spices are free of gluten. Maybe one of us should call again. Both of Whole Foods brand does NOT list gluten on the label, but I did, in fact, email them...and they said that they couldn't guarantee that their single spices didn't contain gluten, but they would not give me any more detail. There is some sort of regulation about the label, but there is a way NOT to put certain things on the label...just can't remember what I read. I am not a baker, and I'm a mom with two busy little children who don't let me have time to cook...so I need to find someplace that makes these spices and guarantees them. I'm always on the eat and run. Thanks for the salt info! I've been eating table salt...not knowing!

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All of "Spicely" Brand herbs and spices are Certified Gluten Free they can be found at Whole Foods and on Amazon.


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