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Hello I am newly Gluten Free and am wondering what spices are safe to use. I have been using Mccormick I am still having issues but I also have food allergies.

 

Thanks Diane

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McCormick spices are fine. Seasonings are different. They are a mix of spices and can sometimes contain wheat. As always, read the label.

 

Have you read the Newbie 101 thread in the coping section? It'll give you loads of great information and help you get started.

 

Welcome to the forum. Ask as many questions as come to mind and we'll all help as much as we can. :)

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I have some McCormick spice mixes that are fine.  Penzey's (online or retail stores) confirmed their spice blends are gluten-free.  Whole spices, not blends, are naturally gluten-free.

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Thank you for your replies I wanted to read the 101 section before getting back here thanks for that suggestion wow lots of information.

 

I will check out Penzey's spices.

 

The McCormicks seasonings as long as there label doesn't list gluten ingredients are they usually ok or is the worry about cross contaminations?

 

Thanks again Diane

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McCormicks is fine and no CC worries.  I also have some Weber steak seasonings that are very good and gluten-free.  

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McCormicks is fine and no CC worries.  I also have some Weber steak seasonings that are very good and gluten-free.  

Thanks for the reply That is good news since I just replaced all my spices with McCormick now I'm wondering if they are GMO's haha  can't worry about that right now.

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