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Peach Schnapps. Deadly or Delicious?


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Hello there! I know universally liquor is supposed to be safe for celiac. However, I also know some brands of liquor add flavoring or coloring afterwards that contain gluten. 

Can anyone advocate for Mr. Stacks and/or Barton peach Schnapps? I can not find any informative website or ingredients on my own so help would be appreciated. Thank you!


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I think you would need to contact the makers directly to find out for sure. I did do some searching and couldn't find info on those brands. Here is an article we did that may be helpful:

https://www.celiac.com/celiac-disease/which-liqueurs-are-gluten-free-r5436/

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