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Isn't Caramel Coloring Bad For Us?


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Hi - I'm new to all of this and am getting over my latest glutening. AARGH! Anyway, I saw that Coke and other sodas were gluten-free according to some info on this site. I thought that Caramel coloring was from wheat? It's on my list of foods and additives to avoid -can somebody help me out here?

Thanks abunch,

Jenny

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Hi - I'm new to all of this and am getting over my latest glutening. AARGH! Anyway, I saw that Coke and other sodas were gluten-free according to some info on this site. I thought that Caramel coloring was from wheat? It's on my list of foods and additives to avoid -can somebody help me out here?

Thanks abunch,

Jenny

Caramel coloring *can* have gluten, but not always. Coke is gluten-free (as is diet Coke). This is one of those cases where if you don't know, don't eat/drink it until you find out. Usually caramel coloring in a food/drink that is manufactored in the US is OK

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