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Is The Ikea Gravy Gluten Free ?


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Dellers Apprentice

Hope someone can tell me if the gravy is gluten free.


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What are the ingredients?

modiddly16 Enthusiast

I didn't even realize Ikea had foods like gluten, I knew they had baked goods. Pretty soon, IKEA is just going to be taking over!

Dellers Apprentice

What are the ingredients?

Here is what it says, Starch ,maltodextrin, veg fat, flavour , salt, apple powder, yeast extract, cream powder , skimmed milk, stabiliser E450iii ,anti oxidants E304 307 , lactose, sugar, lacto protein , stabiliser E450i , Veg oil, colour E150C, Spices (garlic,white pepper, bay leaves, turmeric, ) onion powder, spice extract ( paprika flavour extract )

Thank you I know the meatballs contain rusk so I had the gravy on gluten-free hotdoogs and belly is a bit all over the place at the moment

kareng Grand Master

Here is what it says, Starch ,maltodextrin, veg fat, flavour , salt, apple powder, yeast extract, cream powder , skimmed milk, stabiliser E450iii ,anti oxidants E304 307 , lactose, sugar, lacto protein , stabiliser E450i , Veg oil, colour E150C, Spices (garlic,white pepper, bay leaves, turmeric, ) onion powder, spice extract ( paprika flavour extract )

Thank you I know the meatballs contain rusk so I had the gravy on gluten-free hotdoogs and belly is a bit all over the place at the moment

Somewhere in the back of my brain, I remember you aren't in the US ( the great land of requiring wheat to be labelled). Is it possible that the starch is wheat where you live? Probably tasted good, but those are some crazy ingredients.

psawyer Proficient

I don't see anything in that list that looks like gluten to me, but I'm not an expert in British/EU labeling. Those codes beginning with "E" are defined by EU rules. Perhaps somebody else can help with them.

Dellers Apprentice

Yes you are correct. I am not from the USA I am in the UK. It is a very snowy and 20.51 here :)


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Dellers Apprentice

It did taste nice. I guess my only option is to send ikea an Email and see. My stomach is so upset at the moment.

kareng Grand Master

Yes you are correct. I am not from the USA I am in the UK. It is a very snowy and 20.51 here :)

But you still made it to Ikea! I love Ikea! Wish we had one close.

No matter what is in the gravy & hot dog, you may not want to eat it again. :)

SoyBoy Rookie

You can try food-dictionary.com to find the descriptions of the mystery ingredients.

modiddly16 Enthusiast

I think I'd be a bit concerned with what the "flavour" is!

psawyer Proficient

I think I'd be a bit concerned with what the "flavour" is!

Generally speaking, the only flavour of concern is malt. I can't for the life of me imagine why you would put that in a gravy.

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