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Worcestershire Sauce

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rebe09 Contributor
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Does Worcestershire sauce have gluten?

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Most do. If you are in the US, Lea & Perrins is gluten free.

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  On 1/10/2010 at 12:41 AM, Darn210 said:

Most do. If you are in the US, Lea & Perrins is gluten free.

That's what I assumed. Over the Christmas break I ate something at a party and Worcestershire sauce was an ingredient and without even thinking twice I ate it. That explains why I didn't feel the greatest the next few days following the party.

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French's and Heinz are also gluten free in the US.

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On the contrary, in the U.S. most don't. In fact, I can't name one that does have gluten. Canada is different.

richard

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  On 1/10/2010 at 1:52 AM, lovegrov said:

On the contrary, in the U.S. most don't. In fact, I can't name one that does have gluten. Canada is different.

richard

My apologies. I stand corrected.

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In the US, Lea & Perrins is gluten-free. The version sold in Canada is made in Canada under licence and uses malt vinegar (the US one has distilled vinegar). It is the same recipe according to L&P--I guess it just calls for "vinegar" without specifying the source or type. I get the good gluten-free stuff with the help of a friend in Michigan.

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A great sub is Bragg's Liquid Aminos, maybe you can find it somewhere.

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Corinne Dunphy Newbie
Corinne Dunphy
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I have a recipe calling for Worcestershire sauce. I am confused with the research on line. Heinz is not gluten free but lea and Perkins is gluten-free in the us. ( both apparently made by Heinz. Is there a gluten-free worchestershire sauce that I can buy in Canada.

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  On 7/15/2018 at 4:50 AM, Corinne Dunphy said:

I have a recipe calling for Worcestershire sauce. I am confused with the research on line. Heinz is not gluten free but lea and Perkins is gluten-free in the us. ( both apparently made by Heinz. Is there a gluten-free worchestershire sauce that I can buy in Canada.

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