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lilupstategirl Newbie
lilupstategirl
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hey everyone -

i read in another part of the message board that absolut vodka contains no gluten. i was just wondering if any of you have had reactions to it? i got a bottle for my birthday and want to make sure before i indulge :D haha

thanks a lot

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VegasCeliacBuckeye
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Distilled Alcohols (vodka, gin, scotch, etc) do not contain gluten.

However, some people are more sensitive to the fact they are wheat/grain based than other people. It depends on your sensitivity.

Strangely enough, 5 years ago, I could not drink wheat/grain based vodka.

However, I drink Ketel One every time I go out now and do not have any problems.

It sucks to say, but it is a trial and error thing for you...

happygirl Collaborator
happygirl
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I drink it and have had no problems. Happy birthday :)

lilupstategirl Newbie
lilupstategirl
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thanks guys ;)

it turns out that i didn't react and ended up having a great time! yayyy

Mahee34 Enthusiast
Mahee34
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I drink it too with no problems..........I'm glad it worked for you!! The different absolut flavors make for an excellent evening :)try absolut apeach with orange juice and a splash of genadine, or the usual absolut vanilla with coke......also good is absolut rasberri, manderin and then sex on the beach stuff.......

sorry i'm a bartender ahha!

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MXSmoker Newbie
MXSmoker
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Hey, i'm a new member, though i've had celiac disease all i'm life. I was just wondering if anyone knows if Smirnoff and Bacardi are ok?

Edit* nevermind I just did some looking on other forums and it looks like Bacardi is ok, and Smirnoff vodka is but not the twists.

sclarkey2003 Newbie
sclarkey2003
Posted

Does anyone know if amaretto is gluten-free? It's not on the safe list, but I don't see what's in it that would make it contain gluten ... I don't get reactions so I have no way of doing trial and error or knowing if I ever get glutened.

Also, what's a good reference to find gluten-free alcohols ... my doctors are still at Children's Hospital and have no idea about liquors

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happygirl Collaborator
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Check this list out:

https://www.celiac.com/st_prod.html?p_prodi...-05102604299.58

num1habsfan Rising Star
num1habsfan
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I grew up drinking vodka (even before I turned 19 lol--thats the legal age here)..and I still have it now, and never get an affect from it..and I've tried a few different types too :P

~lisa~

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