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Gluten Free And Sour Cream

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woodsey115 Newbie
woodsey115
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How do I tell if sour cream is gluten free? I found another celiac at the grocery store and he said that Daisy was the only brand he was aware of. How do I know what ingredients in dairy are gluten free?

Thanks,

Holly

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shadowicewolf Proficient
shadowicewolf
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Why would sour cream have it?

It would be listed if it does.

The only dairy i know of that isn't is cheese made with beer.

Basics should be fine.

kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted

Read the ingredients. I have not found a brand with gluten.

Adalaide Mentor
Adalaide
Posted

I've never seen it with gluten, and can't imagine why it would have it. That said, when I do occasionally indulge I will not buy anything with a "list" of ingredients. The only ingredient in it should be cultured cream, or barring that it could have two ingredients, cream and culture. Why companies need to have half a dozen or more things in it is beyond me. Keeping it simple, keeps it idiot proof. I can't even screw up buying one ingredient products! (I'm not saying the ones with 6 or 10 ingredients aren't safe, I've had a few some time ago that are. I've just come a long way since then and won't eat needless crap in my food.)

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