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Walnut Acres Organic Soups


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does anyone know if walnut acres organic roasted garlic potato soup is gluten free, can't find it on their website or googleing it. the ingredients say: filtered water, organic potatoes, organic onions, organic potato flakes, organic cream (milk) organic rice startch, organic roasted garlic, sea salt, organic garlic powder, organic onion powder. Contains: Milk.


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does anyone know if walnut acres organic roasted garlic potato soup is gluten free, can't find it on their website or googleing it. the ingredients say: filtered water, organic potatoes, organic onions, organic potato flakes, organic cream (milk) organic rice startch, organic roasted garlic, sea salt, organic garlic powder, organic onion powder. Contains: Milk.

The ingredients look OK and the fact that they have the allergen listing "Contains:Milk" there without wheat listed too means that they haven't added any wheat or wheat products to it. Which is encouraging....I would probably go ahead and eat it, but it's your call.

I've used other Walnut Acres soups before without any adverse reactions, but I haven't tried that one.

Best wishes,

JoAnn

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does anyone know if walnut acres organic roasted garlic potato soup is gluten free, can't find it on their website or googleing it. the ingredients say: filtered water, organic potatoes, organic onions, organic potato flakes, organic cream (milk) organic rice startch, organic roasted garlic, sea salt, organic garlic powder, organic onion powder. Contains: Milk.

That does look safe. To be as sure as possible you could call the company. Their website should give a phone number. Since it doesn't list any 'natural flavors' with no identifier, (this is where barley malt could be hidden and when it is a flavoring it does not have to be disclosed), it should be okay.

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