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crc0622
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I had specifically e-mailed them about their Cajun seasoning and they told me it was gluten-free, and sent me a gluten-free list. I wrote back and asked them why the Cajun seasoning wasn't on the gluten-free list. This was their response. They were very prompt in their responses. So, just because a blend is not on this list does not mean that it's not gluten-free. Check with them.

Our Gluten Free List is a basic list. Many of our blends are gluten free but are not on the list because we prefer to check them on a case by case basis. Mostly what is on our list is just the single spices. We do not want to have dated lists in circulation in case any of our blends would change in their gluten status. All of our Cajun Seasonings are gluten free.

Valerie

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Spices are inherently gluten free. The ones listed below are safe for those who avoid gluten in their diet, because they contain only spices.

Gluten Free Spice List

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stef-the-kicking-cuty Enthusiast
stef-the-kicking-cuty
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Hi! Wow!

That's a long list!!!

Thank you very much. A cook a lot and i found your list really useful :D

Stef

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Shirleyp Newbie
Shirleyp
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Very helpful information. Thanks

kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted

Very helpful information. Thanks

You know that list is 6 years old. You might want to check those brands for more up to date info.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Open Original Shared Link

Here is some updated contact information on spices ^

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