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2021

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My husband has celiac disease . And i replaced all the utensils and the pasta colander and im only using it for gluten free . After I finished preparing his gluten free pasta , i used his spatula to stir our “gluten “ containing pasta by mistake . How can I clean it thoroughly ? Is putting it in the dishwasher enough ? 

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Stuff that that happens!  No worries. I am confident, if you scrub off the spatula and run it through the dishwasher, it will be fine.  Usually it is recommended to get new utensils, (e.g. wooden spoons), due to years of gluten contact.  

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