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Honeycup Uniquely Sharp Mustard

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Has anyone checked into Honeycup mustard?

The ingredients seem perfectly fine, except they say "spices" which makes me a little wary.

thanks in advance.

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Not sure but we love Ken's Steack house Honey mustard dressing

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Wheat must be listed at all times by FDA law, so wheat isn't hidden. I would doubt the others would be hidden in spices (as barley, malt, and rye aren't technically spices). If in doubt, call the company and verify...then post what you found out.

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I was also curious about this but cannot seem to find a number anywhere. Anyone?

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