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Dry Mustard

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IronedOut Apprentice
IronedOut
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Is dry mustard considered safe? Mine is made by Durkee and lists mustard flour as the only ingredient.

I have it stuck in my head that is not safe, but I don't know why.

Does anyone know for sure?

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i canary Rookie
i canary
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From what I understand dry mustard is not safe. I get mustard seeds and grind them myself in a little coffee grinder.

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
Posted

I have never read or heard anything that suggests dry mustard is not safe. It is merely ground mustard seeds. When in doubt, call the company.

Guest Viola
Guest Viola
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I've used dry mustard .. I think it was French's. It's been awhile, but at that time it was gluten free. The best advice is to call the company :rolleyes:

Silver-naki Rookie
Silver-naki
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Hey.. this was a great idea here! WOW! I never thought about doing this myself, and I was also in question to the "dry Mustard" powders & so forth....... thus, I have stayed away from them, since being "gluten-free." Thanks for the tip! It's appreciated!!

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Packard
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Hey.. this was a great idea here! WOW! I never thought about doing this myself, and I was also in question to the "dry Mustard" powders & so forth....... thus, I have stayed away from them, since being "gluten-free." Thanks for the tip! It's appreciated!!

Gluten free; but if you have seed alergies be aware that mustard is a seed. Mustard alergies represent 1.1 percent of all childhood alergies.

Google: Mustard seed, alergies

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