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Tone's Spices


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Guest Kathy Ann

I know that McCormick is fine. But I only have access to tone right now. Is Tone OK? I tried to call them, but they are closed early for Thanksgiving. I'm particularly interested in sage, poultry seasoning and cloves. Just wondered if anyone has ever called them and gotten the information.

Thanks!


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Lisa Mentor

I once asked this same question. I believe it was richarad "lovegrove", who told me that the Montreal Seasoning was gluten free.

I have used it alot without a problem. It's wonderful on beef.

Disclaimer, I cannot 100% say that it is gluten free....99% certain. I would never want to risk someones health by posting incorrect information about a product.

Lisa

Guest Kathy Ann

Is Tone's a Canadian company?

Lisa Mentor

Tone Brothers, INC Iowa, USA ( I need my computer closer to my pantry :blink: )

Franceen Explorer

According to Clan Thompson Food Smart List all the products you mention (and many more) are gluten-free.

Tone is the same product as Durkee. Apparently Tone is sold in (Canada?) or other parts of the US than Durkee. But same product.

Guest Kathy Ann

Thanks for all the help!

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