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Mistake I Almost Made.. Using Vanillia Extract Gluten Style...

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zachsmom Enthusiast
zachsmom
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:( Here is a good one.... My good pal Kibbie stopped me before I glutend the baby with his first sugar cookie... all ready to make the DOUGH>.. had all my ingredients in order... THEN IT HIT ME>>> kibbie says ... in her email ..... THE VANILLIA EXTRACT>>> has ALCOHOL... STOP >> WALK AWAY FROM THE DOUGH!!!!

Guys when Your cookiing dont forget to loook in the places where GLUTEN HIDES...

okay now where do I get Vanillia extract with out grain Alcohol? HUM???

*** HOURS LATER***** I read the email wrong***** BUT on many of the things I buy .. I have walmart brand... and I looked and I have at least 10 things in my panrty that say clearly GLUTEN FREE ... The vanillia extract... and THE CHOCOLATE CHIPS >>> do not have that marking.... I looked and the chips have a chocolate liquior..... But there is nothing saying gluten free. weird.. that is why when I started thinking ... I looked and saw no gluten free lableing.

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jerseyangel Proficient
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Take a deep breath :rolleyes:

What brand of vanilla did you use? Most are fine.

Turtle Enthusiast
Turtle
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Here's the link to another thread that will ease your mind about vanilla extract. Hope this link works...if not just search the site, there are actually a few threads on here talking about the confusing extract question! GOOD LUCK and ENJOY your cookies!!!

Kibbie Contributor
Kibbie
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ACK!!!! You'll have to show me where I said it had grain alcohol in it! I have never found a vanilla extract with gluten in it.... I must have typo'ed something to you!

Open Original Shared Link

Here's the link to another thread that will ease your mind about vanilla extract. Hope this link works...if not just search the site, there are actually a few threads on here talking about the confusing extract question! GOOD LUCK and ENJOY your cookies!!!

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Vanilla flavoring is now considered not a risk for celiacs.

zachsmom Enthusiast
zachsmom
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:rolleyes: Okay so I am safe. no one is gonna be sick ...

SO I dont have to get special vanillia.

See I use perelandea extracts.. and you get a choice of vinegar or alcohol.

SO that made sense to me .....

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Alls well that ends well :D

Hope the little guy enjoys his cookie!

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