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Enchilada Sauce


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mom2twoangels Apprentice

Hi,

Wondering if there are any enchilada sauces that are safe? I used to use a can and a powdered variety mix. I tried a new one that seemed to read safe but I didn't like it. (my daughter is Celiac not myself). I would like to find one safe for the whole family and would rather not make it from scratch if I can help it.

Thanks,


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happygirl Collaborator

McCormick's enchilada mix is gluten free: Open Original Shared Link

Tim-n-VA Contributor

I have a jar of enchilda sauce that does not list any gluten ingredients. It is the Safeway store brand (Select). I have not tried it yet so I can't offer any insight to quality.

msmini14 Enthusiast

Most of La Victoria items are gluten-free

maddycat Contributor

Durkee's dry mix is gluten free and is good (probably about the same as McCormick because they are the same company.

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