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Hi everyone. I noticed a grocery store label in the spice section the other day that said Gluten Free, and it was under the Badia spices.  Funny how that store does not have the same label under the McCormick's spices (although I notice stores that put their own gluten-free labels don't do it for every single gluten-free product, they seem to pick and choose for some reason - not sure what their guidelines are or if the product company has to pay them to do so?). Has anyone tried Badia spices and felt fine?  I came home and checked their website and they sound legit, but it is always nice to hear from people who have tried their products.  

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2 hours ago, LilyR said:

Hi everyone. I noticed a grocery store label in the spice section the other day that said Gluten Free, and it was under the Badia spices.  Funny how that store does not have the same label under the McCormick's spices (although I notice stores that put their own gluten-free labels don't do it for every single gluten-free product, they seem to pick and choose for some reason - not sure what their guidelines are or if the product company has to pay them to do so?). Has anyone tried Badia spices and felt fine?  I came home and checked their website and they sound legit, but it is always nice to hear from people who have tried their products.  

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I have gone to groceries and seen the grocery store label Whole wheat pasta as gluten free.  Those are nice to help point stuff out but they are just put there by some random grocery clerk.

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On 8/7/2018 at 12:17 PM, kareng said:

I have gone to groceries and seen the grocery store label Whole wheat pasta as gluten free.  Those are nice to help point stuff out but they are just put there by some random grocery clerk.

Wow, that is really a disservice then, not a service. How crazy, but good to know.  The Badia website says it's gluten-free, but I was curious if anyone has been using that brand with good results. Maybe sometime I'll try it. 

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