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Are Ketchup And Swedish Fish Candy gluten-free?

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Sandyo Apprentice
Sandyo
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I love ketchup!!! Is it gluten free? How do I know. It doesn't have any starch or wheat on label. Is there a problem with distilled vinegar? Also how about those swedish fish candies! Love them, but lately don't feel good after eating them. Trying to go gluten-free....but very confusing and hard to understand the hidden stuff.

Is there a list of what to eat and not eat somewhere???

My Mother, Sister and I are all trying to figure this stuff out!!! At least I have company!

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jerseyangel Proficient
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I know for sure that Heinz Ketchup is gluten-free. I use it often :)

Sandyo Apprentice
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I know for sure that Heinz Ketchup is gluten-free. I use it often :)

That news makes me soooo happy!!! I love ketchup and have a hard time eating meat without it! Thank you for making my day!!!!

Sandy

lovegrov Collaborator
lovegrov
Posted

Don't know of any ketchup that has gluten. The real official Swedish Fish are definitely gluten-free.

richard

ehrin Explorer
ehrin
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Heinz Organic ketchup is NOT Gluten Free.

teankerbell Apprentice
teankerbell
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Swedish Fish are gluten-free for sure!

Guest nini
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that is correct about the Heinz ORGANIC ketchup... Heinz won't declare it gluten-free.

My family has recently switched to Annie's Naturals Ketchup, we like the taste better AND it's clearly labeled gluten-free.

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klemmen Rookie
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ohhh i love swedish fish, had a mild obssession with them when i was in the states this summer...u cant get them over here and oh gluten free gelatine free sedish fish yuuuum :lol:

Jen H Contributor
Jen H
Posted

Ditto on Annie's Natural Ketchup. I like knowing that it says "gluten free" right on the bottle.

loraleena Contributor
loraleena
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Muir glen ketchup is gluten free also.

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