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Question About Everclear

KariBeri84

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Hello all, My name is Kari and I just recently got a bottle of home made Kaluah from my boyfriend. He makes it with Everclear rather then Vodka. Is Everclear safe for people with Celiac Sprue Disease? And if Everclear is safe, what about all the off brands on Everclear... like Clear Springs? My dad has Celiac and I was wondering if he would be able to have this. If any of you know the answer to this please get back to me soon.

~Kari

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I'd be lying if I said that Everclear was considered safe at all...I suppose it would depend on how many times he distills the alcohol, I personally stay away from it because in a lot of states its no longer legal anymore, so you never know how it's made...:)

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