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Warning Wal-Mart Syrup


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bincongo Contributor

I have a book that says Wal-Mart's butter flavored pancake syrup is gluten free but on the label it says it may contain wheat. I usually trust the book and don't check the labels but I guess it is good to check both.


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I mean no offense, but why would you consider putting anything other than pure maple syrup on pancakes??? It's naturally gluten-free and delicious!

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I have a book that says Wal-Mart's butter flavored pancake syrup is gluten free but on the label it says it may contain wheat. I usually trust the book and don't check the labels but I guess it is good to check both.

That's why I never purchased a book with gluten free listings. They are out of date the minute they are printed. It is best to go with the labels of the foods and your knowledge of the companies policies in regard to gluten ingredients.

bincongo Contributor

I mean no offense, but why would you consider putting anything other than pure maple syrup on pancakes??? It's naturally gluten-free and delicious!

I can't remember why I brought it but am pretty sure it was before I was Diagnosed with Celiac so I wasn't checking labels. It will be pure from now on.

sunnybabi1986 Contributor

Not only is pure maple syrup natural, studies have also found that it's high in antioxidants...I can't go back to "corn syrup" on my pancakes after using real maple syrup, LOVE the flavor!

Although I COMPLETELY understand using non-maple syrup for cost reasons--real syrup is SO pricey! If you have a large family, it sure wouldn't be cost-effective!

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