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Vodka Tonic

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hotdog Newbie
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Hi! I have a Celiac grandpa that loves his Vodka Tonics... and we are hosting Fathers Day for him.

1) What brands of vodka should I purchase (potato only..he's pretty strict)

2) What brands of Tonic or Soda are ok?

3) Anyone know if Rose's Lime is ok? He likes Gimlet's too.

Thanks!

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I can't remember the name of potato vodkas. Smirnoff is made from corn.

Don't know of any club sodas or tonic waters that have gluten.

Seems to me Rose's was NOT gluten-free a couple of years ago but haven't heard recently.

richard

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I can't remember the name of potato vodkas. Smirnoff is made from corn.

Don't know of any club sodas or tonic waters that have gluten.

Seems to me Rose's was NOT gluten-free a couple of years ago but haven't heard recently.

richard

I just called - it is gluten-free!!! :)

I was curious myself...

Edited to add - that I also have never heard of any tonic or soda waters that contain gluten

tonic is only quinine (sp?), carbonated water and sugar and soda water is just carbonated water and sodium

you can get seltzer which is just like soda water, but without the sodium

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I just called - it is gluten-free!!! :)

I was curious myself...

Edited to add - that I also have never heard of any tonic or soda waters that contain gluten

tonic is only quinine (sp?), carbonated water and sugar and soda water is just carbonated water and sodium

you can get seltzer which is just like soda water, but without the sodium

Thanks a bunch! I appreciate your help guys!

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