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Pam Has Wheat In It.

3bears2

By 3bears2
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I did not know this. I have been using a new Pam for the pan for several weeks and the last 2 days I have been really sick. I have been racking my brain trying to figure it out and then I read the can. Our last Pam was gluten-free. Hopefully I found my problem.

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Regular Pam does not contain gluten.  IF you buy the baking kind for flouring baking pans - it does contain wheat.  Says with flour on the front.

 

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Yep, the baking version does contain flour. Sorry that you're sick and hope that you get on the mend quickly!

Tricia7 Newbie
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I had store brand cooking sprays that were regular, not some baking one and they had a "may contain traces of wheat" warning on them. So they got tossed, however when I went and looked at name brand pam after someone said it was gluten-free, it wasn't specifically labeled gluten-free, so I just passed on it and didn't buy it.

 

I am using either a pat of butter or small amount of oil. I just don't even feel like risking it if it's not labeled gluten-free.

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We use regular PAM all the time. No worries. It is not labeled gluten-free--like many mainstream products--because they don't want a legal liability issue if one of their suppliers makes a booboo and they didn't test.

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