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Mccormicks Cinnamon Hearts

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patsmags Newbie
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Hi:

I would like to know if McCormicks cinnamon hearts are gluten free but i can't seem to find a McCormick's site to check. Does anyone know? Many thanks.

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Hi:

I would like to know if McCormicks cinnamon hearts are gluten free but i can't seem to find a McCormick's site to check. Does anyone know? Many thanks.

Hi! I see this is your first post--welcome :)

McCormick's will list any gluten ingredients clearly on the label. I have called the company and verified this myself. I use McCormick's spices and extracts, and have never had a problem.

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Pats,

Welcome :)

As Patti mentioned, McCormick's will clearly list any gluten ingredients (i.e., not hide them in natural flavorings, etc).

If you need help with ingredients, feel free to post them and we can help you interpret.

Laura

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Thank you, Jerseyangel and HappyGirl. I really appreciate your welcome and your advice.

Cheers,

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