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pinkpei77 Contributor
pinkpei77
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anyone know if the jambalya mix is gluten free?

it says soy sauce.. but it says (100% soybean) next to it.

and then i read that they will not hide wheat.. so im just wondering if anyone knows for sure?

thanks!!!

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Zatarain's has always said they'd list gluten. If the soy sauce doesn't list wheat, it doesn't have it. Every soy sauce I've ever seen lists wheat if it has it since that's a MAJOR ingredient.

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JenAnderson
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I've used Zatarain's Jambablaya, jambalaya with cheese, and their Spanish Rice and have not had any reactions. There are a few I haven't used though. We eat them regularly in my house and everyone's fine.

Daxin Explorer
Daxin
Posted

I use the Jambalaya all the time, and have not had any problems either. It list soy instead of wheat for the sauce.

pinkpei77 Contributor
pinkpei77
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thanks so much guys!!!

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emcmaster
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Zatarain's is really good - my husband and I used to eat those before I went gluten-free. Their red beans & rice and dirty rice are my favorites, but they're NOT gluten-free. <_<

Thank goodness the jambalaya is though!

  • 4 years later...
Redbirdgirl88 Newbie
Redbirdgirl88
Posted

Zatarain's is really good - my husband and I used to eat those before I went gluten-free. Their red beans & rice and dirty rice are my favorites, but they're NOT gluten-free. <_<

Thank goodness the jambalaya is though!

I love the 'dirty rice' mix, haven't had any reaction to that either.

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I love the 'dirty rice' mix, haven't had any reaction to that either.

The original post was four years old. Companies change ingredients and it may not have been gluten-free then but may be now. Better to read labels or contact makers than using very old threads to see whether something is safe or not.

mbrookes Community Regular
mbrookes
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Read the earlier post about old threads. This is a problem. I'm trying to train myself to check the date of posts, but I frequently forget. Please be careful about resurecting old posts.

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shoeshine Newbie
shoeshine
Posted

I would be very aware of the zatarain jambalaya mix!  It says on the box gluten free but is still being made in a facility with products that are not.  I purchased a box and were sick for several days because of the gluten.  Maybe some with celiac that are not as sensitive to gluten as I am may be able to tolerate it.  But still I would advise not trying it.

psawyer Proficient
psawyer
Posted

This thread is eight years old. Information in it is probably out of date. I would not depend on anything in this topic.

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