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Gluten Free Chicken Boullion?

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I found a recipe for gluten free cream soup replacements, but it calls for boullion and all the stuff my regular store had listed wheat ingredients. Is there a mainstream brand that is gluten free or should I just head to the organic store?

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Herb-Ox is gluten free. It says gluten free right on the canister.

Carriefaith Enthusiast
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McCormick will clearly indicate gluten. I use McCormick bouillion with no problems.

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My husband sells Watkins (and there are independent Watkins reps all over) and their soup bases (chicken, beef, vegetable) are all gluten-free, so are their pudding mixes, spices, BBQ sauce, and even some of the spice mixes like grill mix.

The soup base also has a recipe for using it to make gravy. We just substitute a gluten-free flour.

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Thanks so much! Meijer only had Wyler and one other brand-both of which contained wheat. I'll have to look around for some of the ones mentioned.

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Wal-Mart usually has Herb-Ox. I couldn't find it at my local grocery store but I found it at Wal-Mart.

2kids4me Contributor
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We use Bovril chicken bouillion that comes in the packets.

OXO and Knorr contian gluten

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I use Harvest Sun chicken boullion. It says gluten-free right on the label.

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does anyone know if Wyler's beef boullion contains gluten? It doesn't have anything with "wheat" on it, but has hydrolized soy protien and natural flavors.

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