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V-8 Juice. Gf Or Not?

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kactuskandee Apprentice
kactuskandee
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I can't find V-8 on any gluten-free safe foods list.

The only thing iffy on the list of ingredients is "Flavoring". Any one know?

If it's not, is there an alternative?

Thank you!!!

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Guest jhmom
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V-8 is on my gluten-free list. I have used it in my cooking and never had a problem with it.

Here is the list that I go by: it's listed on page 9

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celiac3270 Collaborator
celiac3270
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I knew that all V-8 Splash products were gluten-free.....but I didn't know the status of any others.

kactuskandee Apprentice
kactuskandee
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Thanks Stacie and celiac3270.....

That list is a huge help!!!

I'm new at all this...(and learning)... and although I've been sensitive to wheat for over 25 years, with now having been diagnosed, eating gluten-free is a whole new ball game.

Kandee

Guest jhmom
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Kandee, You are welcome. The gluten-free diet seems overwhelming at first but get easier, I promise! :)

annie1028 Newbie
annie1028
Posted

WOW!!

Thanks for that web site. I have been so lost. I had bought some gluten-free cookbooks and plus I look at every label. It takes me 3 hours to shop.

Thank you Stacie for posting that.

Annie1028 :)

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