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Vinegar Question....

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sweetp
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Does anyone have problems with vinegar ( or distilled vinegar)... i noticed when i eat certain brands of pickles, i get really bloated and sick....

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:o maybe its not the vinegar in the pickles making you sick--i dont have a jar of pickles here to read ingredients on--i do know that some people do have problems with vinegar---apple cider vinegar and distilled white vinegar are ok---no malt vinegars--i would imagine you cant be sure of the type of vinegar they use in the pickles--i do know that vlassic brands are suppose to be gluten-free---deb
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KaitiUSA
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Yeah you have to check about vinegar because some contain gluten. I eat vlassic pickles all the time, they are supposed to be gluten free and I have not had a reaction to them. Have you made sure the brands that you are eating are gluten free?

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Donna F
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There are a few gluten-free brands that I know of, but this is from last year's list, so you may want to jot down the #s to some of these brands the next time you go shopping and double check with them.

B&G: Pickles and Capers

Bubblies: Bread and Butter Pickle Chips & Kosher Dill

Cains: (All Cuts)Kosher Dill & Sweet Cucumber

Trader Joe's: Half Sour Kosher Dill

and ALL Vlasic Pickles

I've had the Cains recently, and I had no problems.

-donna

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Carriefaith
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Make sure there is no hidden glutens in your pickels like "modified food starch" for example. And also check to see if the vinegar has malt in it.

Malt vinegar = barely = gluten = :(

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