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Are my stores spices safe ?

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my family and I have  been buying this stores name brand of spices for years and I  just found out all there spices in the line have a may contain wheat statement , should I be concerned ? every spice that you would think should be safe has a may contain wheat statement from this brand.

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Companies might use that statement because the spices are packaged in a facility that also processes items containing wheat, or even packaged on equipment that also processes items containing wheat. So there’s a risk it could be contaminated with gluten.

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On 12/23/2023 at 1:51 AM, Aaron2018 said:

my family and I have  been buying this stores name brand of spices for years and I  just found out all there spices in the line have a may contain wheat statement , should I be concerned ? every spice that you would think should be safe has a may contain wheat statement from this brand.

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I personally won't buy spices or any products with the might contain statement. I have read is not safe for celiacs. Try McCormick or some of the House Club spices. Always check ingredients and company's website for changes.

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