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Harvest land ground turkey?

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So I'm still learning. We buy harvest land ground turkey because I like their company, but today in the ingredients I saw vinegar. It doesn't say on the package if it's gluten free. So I went ahead and bought a different brand that doesn't list vinegar as an ingredient, just rosemary extract. 

I know that not all vinegar is "bad" for us. Has anyone contacted their company to know if their vinegar is derived from grains? Their turkey has never bothered me, but I was a silent celiac before I was diagnosed so I'm afraid that I'll never know for sure if I'm getting gluten. That's a whole other topic....haha

thanks!

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From what I understand if you are in the US if it just says 'vinegar' and not 'distilled vinegar' it should be apple cider vinegar.

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On 3/27/2017 at 2:09 AM, ravenwoodglass said:

From what I understand if you are in the US if it just says 'vinegar' and not 'distilled vinegar' it should be apple cider vinegar.

Good to know! Thank you!

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