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Beef Soup Base

SherriRoy

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SherriRoy Newbie
SherriRoy
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I was just wondering if there is brand that has gluten free beef soup base. Really I need to make a beef dip for prime rib, and I was wondering a brand that didn't use maltodextrose.

Oh, this brings me to another question...maltedextrose and maltodextrose...is there any difference? And are they gluten free. I was told once that maltedextrose was, but I am not sure. Is it not from wheat?

Thanks

Sherri

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;) i posted this in another post, but here goes---i found a soup base made by Superior Touch foods---it's called, "BETTER THAN BOUILLON", and it's very good--i have the chicken base, i dont like beef so i didnt check it out--my sister found this in michigan at horrbucks and i found it here on long island at king kullen's and at pathmark--so it must be out there--she did say there are lots of bases that are ok, you just need to call the company and confirm it--deb
angel-jd1 Community Regular
angel-jd1
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Herb-ox boullion is gluten free, even states it on the label. It is made by Hormel. That is what I use. It can be found in the regular grocery store.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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lovegrov
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If you're talking about maltodextrin, it's gluten-free in the U.S.

richard

SherriRoy Newbie
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Thank you for he relplies. I'll go out right away and check for those brands in Canada. Maybe I will get lucky and I'll have a fantastic supper.

I was talking about maltodextrin and I believe that it is gluten-free here in canada too.

Thanks again!

Sherri

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4d earth Newbie
4d earth
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[size=4]Open Original Shared Link This company has soup baseand and organic bases that you could use. We have used them before I was Gluten free and they were very good. going to buy the gluten free version.

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