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Yeast Extract?

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hobbitqueen18
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Does any one know if Yeast extract has gluten in it or is considered to be something NOT to eat for those with a gluten intolerance?

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It is gluten-free, but some people avoid it due to its MSG content.

MSG is gluten-free, but some people, including some celiacs, react to it.

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As Peter says, normal yeast extract is fine.

Brewers yeast that you might find in supplements or "superfoods" has gluten because it's a by-product of brewing beer.

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