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White Distilled Vingear


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We just made a loaf of bread and it called for vinegar.. I used white distilled vinegar from great value brand wal-mart it has no igridents listed.. they havce started labling gluten free on some products has anyone used this?? I really dont want to have to waste a whole loaf of bread.


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mamaw Community Regular

I use heinz white vinegar to do all my pickling. no problem. sorry I don't use Wal -mart brand. I think if its made in the US it's supposed to be okay.

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distilled vinegar is gluten free. https://www.celiac.com/st_prod.html?p_prodi...-51106074601.1d

hope this helps!

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I've never used the GV brand vinegar but I believe white distilled vinegar should be gluten-free regardless.

Maybe you got an older bottle, or thay haven't gotten round to the vinegar yet?

Although, now that I thunk <_< of it - they are very careful. If it's produced in a facility that processes wheat or barley they might just leave it off. Hmm.

skinnyminny Enthusiast

I am assuming the vingear I used should be ok by the link posted above, the bottle just had no list of ingridents, or any clue of if whether it was gluten free or not. I am thinking this product should be ok, I just dont wanna get glutened! I had my wisdom teeth out yesterday and am on the way to recovery and dont want to make myself miserable.

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