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I am wondering---are all vodkas gluten free or only those labled as made with potatoe?? I seem to get conflicting aswers about this. Also I am wondering about candy such as M&Ms....Can anyone help me--im a bit overwhemled at trying to gather so much iformation at one time!! Thanks

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Panda:

You can always ask away here. M&M's are gluten free. Our house rules are that you have to eat them by color. :rolleyes:

On the original page on this site, there is safe and forbidden list. That could get you started. There you will find adult beverages that are gluten free, although, it is conservative.

There are several things for you to look into:

Shampoos, shaving cream, toothpaste, mouth wash, creams, lipstick (Panda is a generic name)

Vitimins, meds, or anything swallowed

Food (not very difficult when you know what to look for)

Nini (fellow board member), has compiled a "beginners lists", which I think you may find helpful. (search for here name and you will find here site)

I have know doubt that others will join in here to help you out.

If there are any other specifics, please post and we can answer asap.

Hope this was helpful.

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
Posted

Distilled liquor is said to be gluten-free. However, a few have trouble with liquors made from grain. Perhaps this is why it's so confusing. Potato vodka is definately safe.

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