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sarad1
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I'm sure this has been discussed before, but I can't seem to find a syrup thread in the search. I need to know which syrups are gluten-free, as my step son is having a pancake day at school tomorrow and I would like for him to be able to actually have the same syrup as everyone else, even though he has to have different pancakes. I tried to use real maple syrup and he really hated it! Any suggestions?

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I believe Eggo syrup and Log Cabin Country Kitchen are both gluten free. Jodie

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Franceen
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Also Aunt Jemima is gluten-free.

(NOTE THAT Mrs Butterworths is NOT gluten-free).

Some of the store brands are listed as gluten-free in Clan Thompson as well, but I don't know where you live: Laura Lynn is gluten-free (but I've never heard of it).

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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We use real maple syrup, Eggo, and Wegmans brand which is cheap and labeled gluten free. I usually buy the buttery brand.

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