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Gluten Free Asafeta

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dream77 Apprentice
dream77
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Does anyone know where I can get this spice gluten free ?This is mainly Asian Indian spice but is finding alot of medicinal use in the world.

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Open Original Shared Link

you should be able to get it from Indian grocery stories or maybe a restaurant would sell you some or tell you where to get it locally. I order it from Jodhpur with other spices we use. Have never had a problem with it and unless its powdered and mixed with something should be gluten-free

Does anyone know where I can get this spice gluten free ?This is mainly Asian Indian spice but is finding alot of medicinal use in the world.

RiceGuy Collaborator
RiceGuy
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I guess you mean Asafoetida. The one place I know of that has it is Open Original Shared Link.

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Thanks Riceguy.

I've mailed them to ask the ingredients.

I found another place online calles spicesetc but am waiting for a response from them to tell me if it is truly gluten free. This spice is EXPENSIVE!!

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This spice is EXPENSIVE!!

Not nearly as expensive as saffron, or even vanilla.

Given the descriptions of the taste and aroma, I wonder is garlic, onion and maybe some turmeric would make a suitable substitute.

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