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Natures Promise items


Laurie Ann

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Hi there. I was wondering if anyone knows if all Natures Promise items are labeled if they are indeed gluten free? I have the “organic spicy brown deli mustard” and it doesn’t say gluten free on the bottle. I’ve noticed some of their products do say gluten free right on the packaging or bottle. So I haven’t dared tried this mustard yet. I’ve been looking online and don’t see anything about it being gluten free or not. I called the phone number on the bottle and she put me on hold and then came back and said she didn’t see any information at first, so she googled Hannafords (where my husband bought it) and saw that Hannafords listed it as free of wheat and gluten. I haven’t been able to find that in my google search. I thought I’d get some feedback from other people dealing with Celiac. Thanks for any info you have on this mustard, but also on the Natures Promise brand in general. I know with other brands, like Applegate, I only buy items that specifically say gluten free right on the package because not all of their stuff is gluten free. I’m assuming it’s the same with Natures Promise? 


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Scott Adams Grand Master

The ingredients listed are:

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Ingredients

Organic Whole Mustard Seed, Organic Distilled White Vinegar, Filtered Water, Sea Salt.

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so it looks to be naturally gluten-free. I suppose contamination at the manufacturing facility could be possible. If you are worried about that just go with a brand that has "gluten-free" on its label.

Laurie Ann Newbie
  On 10/26/2021 at 6:53 PM, Scott Adams said:

The ingredients listed are:

so it looks to be naturally gluten-free. I suppose contamination at the manufacturing facility could be possible. If you are worried about that just go with a brand that has "gluten-free" on its label.

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Thanks for your input. My husband bought me three bottles. Lol. But I’m dealing with some other health issues at the moment so not feeling too good about risking a possible issue. I might leave it for my family to use and hopefully get some other mustard. It’s confusing when a company states it on some of their products, but not all. I do use their ketchup but it says gluten-free right on the bottle. Thanks. 

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