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sdore Enthusiast

Hello everyone. I have a question. I made tacos for dinner last night and I felt ill after. I uses gluten free (ortega) shells and McCormics taco seasonings. I thought these seasonings were gluten free? Has anyone else had issues with this. Is there any other taco seasoning that I can use that is good and gluten free?

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I have not used McCormicks taco seasoning but they will list on it if it contains wheat,rye,barley,oats. They are a brand like Kraft. Did you check the label?

megzmc3611 Rookie

I was actually in the grocery store this week and had the McCormicks taco seasoning packet in my hand wondering of the gluten-free status. I called the 800 number on the packet and the rep assured me that all of the McCormick taco seasonings are gluten-free.

jenvan Collaborator

Taco seasoning makes me sick--even if it is gluten-free. I think it is the corn ingredients--its pretty intense with spices too. If I make my own seasoning with separate ingredients I am okay, but can't use the prepackaged taco seasoning...

sdore Enthusiast

Thanks! I am not sure what it was then. Maybe it was the spices? I have always been able to eat tacos even before going gluten-free. Maybe I am more senstive to the spices now.

Thanks to all!

jknnej Collaborator

Hi there,

I use McCormicks' ORIGINAL taco seasoning with no problem. Was your beef 100% pure? Maybe your tummy is just upset with the spices or something else you ate was contaminated.

One time I bought beef at the butcher, came home, and found a tiny bit of breading in it! It turns out it was stored right next to breaded chicken!!!!

This could be your problem as well.....

sdore Enthusiast

Does anyone know of any other seasoning that I can try?


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jenvan Collaborator

I usually make my own from individual spices--

for tacos, you could try paprika, cumin, onion/garlic powder, chili powder, garlic salt, black/red pepper. You'll be able to make it exactly like you want it. You wouldn't have to use all of these spices either. Good luck !

tarnalberry Community Regular

Yeah, I've seen ground beef that has wheat added to it. (The stuff wrapped up at the butcher's counter... freaked me out! They do have to label it, but I wouldn't have otherwise thought I'd have to look!)

I like Spice Hunter's Fajita Seasoning. Tasty!

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