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Jaegerbombs...

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Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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Anybody know if Jaegerbombs are traditionally gluten free? BIG party this weekend at the races!

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Guest ~jules~
Guest ~jules~
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well I can't say for sure, but jager is liquorice liquor bascially, and isn't liquroice a no no, I many be completely wrong but I thought I heard that we couldn't eat liquorice???? :huh:

you are talking about jagermiester right? :P

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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Yes, I'm talking about Jaegermeister. I'm pretty sure the actual Jaeger is okay, I just don't know what else goes into it.

Guest ~jules~
Guest ~jules~
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Well can we have liquorice, and if so jager is made of it, I used to bartend. Now this is going to bug me, where did I hear that, ugh!!! :blink:

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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We cannot have solid licorices like Twizzlers because wheat is the binder. However, anise by itself would pose no problem.

What else goes into a Jaegerbomb?

Guest ~jules~
Guest ~jules~
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Oh okay, thanks for clearing that up. Ya know I'm new to this and sooo paranoid about what to eat and what not to eat. Its alot to take in. Enjoy your jager then woman! I have no idea what else is in it though sorry :(

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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It's not a big deal if I can't have them... A friend is bringing me two six packs of New Grist and two six packs of Bard's Tale. I'll have plenty to drink. I just wanted to share in the festivities with the boys. :P I'm sure they'll all understand though if I can't.

On a side note, Jules, it's good to be cautious about what you eat/drink. I never put anything in my mouth or on my body without knowing whether it's safe or not. You'll get this whole diet after a while. I'm just over two years into things and I think I've become pretty saavy...

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eKatherine
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Jaegerbomb: pour half or a whole can of Red Bull into a glass. Drop in a shot of Jagermeister. Drink down.

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Corkdarrr
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red bull - both regular and sugarfree are gluten-free.

jager as far as i've read on here multiple times is also gluten-free.

(i hope. because i drink a lot of them now!)

i'd say you're good to go~

-Courtney

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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Thanks guys!!! :D

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lbiernat Newbie
lbiernat
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This is really late.. and I hope you weren't sick.. BUT for anyone else who checks it out I have had problems with Red Bull in the past. It may depend on the sensitivity of your condition but Red Bull contains Caramel Colour which is not always regulated and may contain gluten. I think it makes a difference as to where it is made. I thought I would just throw a warning out there for those who are interested.

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