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pinkpei77 Contributor

just curious.. i always used annies but it is no longer gluten-free, so i need a new one!

thanks!


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jerseyangel Proficient

Hi Coleen--Not very exotic, but I use Kraft Original. It's what I've always used, and it just so happens to be gluten-free!

pinkpei77 Contributor

ooh!! okay thanks!!

Becky6 Enthusiast

We use Kraft as well. I like the honey one.

Lisa Mentor

Sweet Baby Ray's is WONDERFUL.....yum Tonight is scallops wrapped in bacon with BBQ sauce.... to die for

angel-jd1 Community Regular

Sweet Baby Ray's for me too!! Love it.......mmmmmmm

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-Jessica :rolleyes:

suziew Rookie

I buy Daniels BBQ sauce. It's made here by a man who has celiac, so it's gluten free.

You can by it on danielsbbq.com.


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lorka150 Collaborator

I make my own, but have Mr. Spice on hand for some occasions.

Lister Rising Star

Sweet baby rays has modified food startch i thought that was a no no?

Becky6 Enthusiast

MFS can be a no no but not always. You have to check with the manufacturer to know for sure.

Lister Rising Star

so has someone checked with sweetbabyrays to know if its ok i just had some so i hope it is, but i never got a response back from the company when i tried to contact to ask

Ronnie Apprentice

I use kraft original... their website says it's gluten free!

penguin Community Regular

I make my own with ketchup, a little mustard, molasses or brown sugar, tabasco, onion powder, and whatever else I throw in.

Otherwise I use Kraft

jenvan Collaborator

I use various Kraft ones, and just got Paz's (think that's the name!) from gluten-free Trading Company.

kabowman Explorer

I make my own with diced tomatoes and lemon base.

jkmunchkin Rising Star

Sweet Baby Ray's for me.

swittenauer Enthusiast

We use Cattleman's BBQ sauce.

VegasCeliacBuckeye Collaborator
Sweet baby rays has modified food startch i thought that was a no no?

In the USA, almost all Modified Food Starch is corn based...

Rarely, do you see a product with Modified Food Starch made from wheat. Besides, according to the Food Allergen law, they have to tell you if it is made from wheat (I have never seen a food starch made from barley or rye).

One phone call to the company can clear this up...but I'm sure it is safe...

mmaccartney Explorer

I will have to give sweet baby rays a try, it seems heavily endorsed here!!

Are there certain flavors that are or aren't gluten-free / CF ???

BTW: I use Daddy Sams. It is a sweeter, tangier BBQ sauce then most, but is just AWESOME!!!

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jerseyangel Proficient

Michael--that looks good! May have to try it--thanks :)

us410s Newbie
just curious.. i always used annies but it is no longer gluten-free, so i need a new one!

thanks!

Hi: I love cattlemans BBQ sauce. I buy it in florida at Winn Dixie and I found it at Gordon food supplies in gallon containers.

msserena Apprentice

HI all

I use KC masterpeice bbque

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