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Spices Made Specially gluten-free


Brandiwine

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Brandiwine Contributor

These look and sound amazing!!!

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seraphim Contributor

Faerie's Finest has also said they have no gluten in their facility.

Brandiwine Contributor

Idk if I have heard of that kind, ill have to see if my grocery carries it.

seraphim Contributor

You can order off their website.

IrishHeart Veteran

I have no issues at all from McCormick's.  :)

shadowicewolf Proficient

I have no issues at all from McCormick's.  :)

Indeed, same here.

Brandiwine Contributor

McCormick's us probably cheaper lol I just thought these blends sounded really good.


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IrishHeart Veteran

McCormick's us probably cheaper lol I just thought these blends sounded really good.

 

 

oh, they do sound good! I was just chiming in.  :D

Brandiwine Contributor

I've tried making my own spices but they clump together :-/

love2travel Mentor

I've tried making my own spices but they clump together :-/

I make my own blends all the time, put in jars and shake before using.

However, I have bought 2 of these blends and love them. Surprisingly, they are at our Winner's store!

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