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Gluten Free Blue Cheese

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Wonka
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I'm pretty sure I have seen, somewhere, that there is gluten free blue cheese. If so, what are the brands and can we get them in Canada (Vancouver)?

I would like to make a recipe that calls for RT bluecheese to be wrapped around grapes then rolled in toasted nuts but no one I've spoken to, even our biggest cheese store, are aware of which brands are gluten free (the cheese store thought perhaps the Danish Blues could be my best place to look).

What do you think Oh Cooking Mavens?

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Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Gluten-free blue cheeses:

BelGioso gorgonzola - verified via website that all their cheeses are gluten-free

Marin French Cheese Factory blue cheese - verified via phone

Maytag blue cheese - verified via phone (it used to contain gluten, but now does not)

Montforte blue cheese and gorgonzola - verified via phone

Pt. Reyes blue cheese - verified via phone and website

Rosenborg blue cheese - verified via web

Paladin MonSalvat blue cheese - verified via email

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Lisa16 Collaborator
Lisa16
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Thank you, Lisa! I have been wishing for a maytag pear salad. You just made my day!

Lisa

ellen123 Apprentice
ellen123
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Yay! Thanks so much for the sources for gluten-free blue cheese. Now, does anyone know any gluten-free brands of blue cheese salad dressing? If not, does anyone have a good recipe for it? Thanks. Ellen

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Yay! Thanks so much for the sources for gluten-free blue cheese. Now, does anyone know any gluten-free brands of blue cheese salad dressing? If not, does anyone have a good recipe for it? Thanks. Ellen

These are some companies who will clearly list gluten of all forms (ie. wheat, barley, malt and rye). Kraft is one of those companies, just read their blue cheese dressing. If it's not on the ingredients list, it's just not in there and gluten free. :D

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ellen123 Apprentice
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These are some companies who will clearly list gluten of all forms (ie. wheat, barley, malt and rye. Kraft is one of those companies, just read their blue cheese dressing. If it's not on the ingredients list, it's just not in there and gluten free. :D

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Thanks, Momma Goose. You graceful goslings are great!

lovegrov Collaborator
lovegrov
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Joy of Cooking has a great blue cheese dressing recipe. Or you can find one online.

richard

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