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Vanilla extract -Back Bay Trading

Stacy0w

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Stacy0w Enthusiast
Stacy0w
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I've seen mixed info on pure vanilla extract containing gluten or not. I have a bottle of Back Bay Trading pure vanilla, but can't find info. I emailed yesterday but haven't heard back and I need to make a bday cake in the next few hours. I have a baby so don't want to go to the store if I don't have to. Couldn't find a phone number online so I'm asking here and hoping. 

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ckd0822 Newbie
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I am sure that am sure that I have missed your deadline for the cake. It really depends on the alcohol used. Technically I believe all alcohol is classified as under 20ppm so they can all claim they are gluten free. I make my own, but that's a long process. If I have to buy, I dont purchase unless it says gluten-free

psawyer Proficient
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Vanilla extract is gluten free. Distilled alcohol is gluten-free--anything distilled will be gluten-free. The gluten molecule is too large to pass through the distillation process.

cyclinglady Grand Master
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I use the Costco brand or Schilling.  Like Peter said, it is safe.  

Stacy0w Enthusiast
Stacy0w
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Ok thanks, everyone. I read I could sub maple syrup so that's what I did for the cake. After reading your comments I will open the vanilla and be ready for next time :)

notme Experienced
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i use back bay brand (on sale at big lots!  yay!)  ingredients:  water, alcohol, and vanilla bean extractives  :)  no problems and i have used nearly half the bottle.

Stacy0w Enthusiast
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Awesome!  I bought it at a similar store for $3 and then panicked over the gluten thing so YAY for it being ok!

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notme Experienced
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Awesome!  I bought it at a similar store for $3 and then panicked over the gluten thing so YAY for it being ok!

LOLZ!  mine was $3, too!  :D  that is too funny!

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