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Is The Ikea Gravy Gluten Free ?


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Dellers Apprentice

Hope someone can tell me if the gravy is gluten free.

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ravenwoodglass Mentor

What are the ingredients?

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modiddly16 Enthusiast

I didn't even realize Ikea had foods like gluten, I knew they had baked goods. Pretty soon, IKEA is just going to be taking over!

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Dellers Apprentice

What are the ingredients?

Here is what it says, Starch ,maltodextrin, veg fat, flavour , salt, apple powder, yeast extract, cream powder , skimmed milk, stabiliser E450iii ,anti oxidants E304 307 , lactose, sugar, lacto protein , stabiliser E450i , Veg oil, colour E150C, Spices (garlic,white pepper, bay leaves, turmeric, ) onion powder, spice extract ( paprika flavour extract )

Thank you I know the meatballs contain rusk so I had the gravy on gluten-free hotdoogs and belly is a bit all over the place at the moment

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kareng Grand Master

Here is what it says, Starch ,maltodextrin, veg fat, flavour , salt, apple powder, yeast extract, cream powder , skimmed milk, stabiliser E450iii ,anti oxidants E304 307 , lactose, sugar, lacto protein , stabiliser E450i , Veg oil, colour E150C, Spices (garlic,white pepper, bay leaves, turmeric, ) onion powder, spice extract ( paprika flavour extract )

Thank you I know the meatballs contain rusk so I had the gravy on gluten-free hotdoogs and belly is a bit all over the place at the moment

Somewhere in the back of my brain, I remember you aren't in the US ( the great land of requiring wheat to be labelled). Is it possible that the starch is wheat where you live? Probably tasted good, but those are some crazy ingredients.

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psawyer Proficient

I don't see anything in that list that looks like gluten to me, but I'm not an expert in British/EU labeling. Those codes beginning with "E" are defined by EU rules. Perhaps somebody else can help with them.

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Dellers Apprentice

Yes you are correct. I am not from the USA I am in the UK. It is a very snowy and 20.51 here :)

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Dellers Apprentice

It did taste nice. I guess my only option is to send ikea an Email and see. My stomach is so upset at the moment.

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kareng Grand Master

Yes you are correct. I am not from the USA I am in the UK. It is a very snowy and 20.51 here :)

But you still made it to Ikea! I love Ikea! Wish we had one close.

No matter what is in the gravy & hot dog, you may not want to eat it again. :)

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SoyBoy Rookie

You can try food-dictionary.com to find the descriptions of the mystery ingredients.

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modiddly16 Enthusiast

I think I'd be a bit concerned with what the "flavour" is!

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psawyer Proficient

I think I'd be a bit concerned with what the "flavour" is!

Generally speaking, the only flavour of concern is malt. I can't for the life of me imagine why you would put that in a gravy.

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