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Has anyone tried Stonewall Kitchen's products or checked in with them? I've had their seedless raspberry jam (labelled gluten-free) with no issues. I recently had their roast garlic aioli (also labelled gluten-free). From their website: "Approximately 90% of Stonewall Kitchen food products are gluten-free (not made from wheat, oats, rye or barley (malt)). The products that do contain gluten are fully disclosed in the ingredient list - even if they are a sub-ingredient. For those products that do contain gluten, we continue to work on developing gluten-free options whenever possible."

I didn't get the usual headache I get when I've had gluten, but now I'm in the bathroom in some pain 😓 But I'm not sure if it's this or because I had surgery last week and I might just be backed up. Anyone know if it's truly gluten-free? I'll probably call them but wanted to see if anyone had any info before I'm on hold for a while (probably). 


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Garlic can cause bloating and indigestion in some people. If it was labelled gluten-free then it likely is gluten-free, but it is possible there could have been an issue during manufacturing. 

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