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Tomatoe Paste/sauce

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so i need to find a tomato paste went to my local grocer, and from the 2 brands they have im pretty sure both contain gluten from what i have read hunts? contains gluten? and then the other one they sell is flavorite (a very cheap like store brand crap) and well i dont trust anything from that company. any ideas or if i absolutly have to how to make your own tomatoe paste

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I'm pretty certain Contadina has plain tomato paste, and Del Monte has plain diced tomatoes.

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TinkerbellSwt
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I use Hunts tomatoes all the time. the diced, petite diced and have used the paste too.. nothing in them here..

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happygirl
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I use Hunts and have used generic brands...I have not seen a tomato paste yet that is not safe.

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blueeyedmanda
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I use Wegmans brand pasta sauces, marked gluten free. Other than the gluten free marking, the price is better.

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Michi8
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Hunt's tomato paste is fine...there is no gluten.

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grantschoep
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Contadina, a Del Monte brand has some, see related faq on the website

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