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Progresso Creamy Mushroom

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Babygirl6915 Explorer
Babygirl6915
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I read on here that this soup is gluten-free so I bought it. I was going to use it on a roast tomorrow for dinner but as I was reading the can today I saw Monosodium Glutamate. MSG is definitely gluten right? If I cannot use this soup, can anyone else recommend a cream of mushroom substitute? Thanks!!!!

Jess

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MSG is gluten-free ... not necessarily good for you, but it is gluten-free.

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Samanthasmomma
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Where do you buy the cream of mushroom soup? I havnt been able to find it anywhere.

Babygirl6915 Explorer
Babygirl6915
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Where do you buy the cream of mushroom soup? I havnt been able to find it anywhere.

I found it @ Tom Thumb. Dunno if it is a national chain but they are here in TX.

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bluejeangirl
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Where do you buy the cream of mushroom soup? I havnt been able to find it anywhere.

I use Health Valley. I find it in the health food or natural food aisle where all the gluten free foods are in my store.

I won't use progresso because of the MSG reaction I'll get. IF you keep a food diary and have other reactions to food, chemicals or molds you might consider foods containing MSG. It is also disguised under different names if you want to google it.

Gail

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happygirl
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MSG is not gluten. It is just a misleading name :). If for any reason it were derived from wheat, it would have to be clearly listed.

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Sweetfudge
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most of the regular grocers carry it, but i've found that places like walmart only carry it *sometimes* so when i find it on sale (less than $3.... :( ) I will stock up!

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