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Cream Of Mushroom Soup


KayJay

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I need cream of mushroom soup do you know of any brands that are gluten-free? I can't find one.

thanks


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Imagine has a creamy portobello mushroom soup that I dont really like but progresso creamy mushroom soup is gluten free and really really good.....Kelly

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Are some/most Progresso soups gluten-free? I get a little concerned when they appear to be gluten-free, but not sure if they are prepared in the same place, or in the same vats, as their pasta soups, etc.

H.

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A handfull of Progresso soups are gluten-free (to find out which ones just read the ingredients) but you'd probably have to call the company for questions about cross contamination. I think that every company that makes soup makes some that aren't gluten-free.

richard

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You can also make your own by cooking

3 T of margarine/butter

1 cup milk

3 or 4 T of rice flour or sweet rice flour

(use more or less depending on how thick you want it)

a pinch of celery seed

salt and pepper to taste

Whisk together on med/low heat and when it thickens add your mushrooms or celery or chicken, whatever kind of creamed soup you need.

It just takes a few minutes to prepare, and you know that all the ingredients are safe!!

Bernadette ;)

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