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Mayonaise And Ketchup


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I've yet to find a mayonnaise or a ketchup with gluten in them. Is there a brand that I need to be aware of?


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tarnalberry Community Regular

Heinz organic ketchup, for one. (The company says it is not gluten free.) NEVER assume "all" of a type of processed food is gluten-free; ALWAYS check the labels.

LisaJ Apprentice

Hunt's Ketchup is NOT gluten free - says on the website:

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jerseyangel Proficient

Actually, even Heinz Organic Ketchup is now gluten-free!

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tarnalberry Community Regular
Actually, even Heinz Organic Ketchup is now gluten-free!

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Woot! Another reason to *always* read lables/call companies/not assume - things change all the time. :)

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Lisa,

Just so you know, distilled vinegar, regardless of the source, IS safe. https://www.celiac.com/st_prod.html?p_prodi...-50107552071.07 The American Dietitic Association has stated so.

I believe that their apprehension is based on old information (for years, vinegar was a serious worry) and worries about the new labeling law. I am going to contact them, because basically all condiments have distilled vinegar, and they do not contain "trace amounts." I wonder if this is more of a CYA situation. The gluten protein is too big to pass through the distillation process. Plus, the fact that they include corn (and corn has gluten, but its not gluten in the sense that we react to) makes me suspicious that they dont know what they are talking about. But thats just my two cents.

Laura

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Laura -

Let me know what you find out :)


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happygirl Collaborator

Lisa,

I will do that! I find it frustrating when companies are apparently trying to do well....but do more harm than good. Their information flies in the face of the American Dietetic Association, all of the Celiac awareness groups, and nutritionists, dieticians, Celiac authors, food labeling laws, .... the list goes on and on, hence my concern :). Although I'm sure I'll get a canned answer from them---wouldn't surprise me!

Laura

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As pointed out, Hunt's for some reason still thinks all distilled vinegar has gluten. While I cannot guarantee every mayo and ketchup in the world is gluten-free, I don't know of any that aren't. Just read the ingredients.

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