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Old Bay Seasoning?

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smmeri99 Rookie
smmeri99
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Is old bay seasoning okay?

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kareng Grand Master
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Read the ingredients. I think is its just a mix of spices. I thought I looked at this once & it said gluten-free on the container?

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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I just got my behind up out of this comfy computer chair & trudged downstairs to the kitchen. My Old Bay lists only spices & salt. Doesn't say gluten-free but it is.

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I contacted them prior to using it and was told it is gluten-free. McCormick clearly states any gluten on labels. However, this is proof...

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smmeri99 Rookie
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Thanks guys! I ate something for lunch that i had for dinner lastnight but i have a major stomach ache now. didnt do that to me lastnight. but i was thinking maybe the seasoning but i was pretty sure it was okay now i know for sure it is so now i don't know what caused this tummy ache. :(

jststric Contributor
jststric
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Well, there's certainly SOMETHING in it that bothers the heck out of ME!! I have NO idea what it is, but it kills me.

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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Here's the ingredients:

INGREDIENTS

CELERY SALT (SALT, CELERY SEED), SPICES (INCLUDING MUSTARD, RED PEPPER, BLACK PEPPER, BAY [LAUREL] LEAVES, CLOVES, ALLSPICE [PIMENTO], GINGER, MACE, CARDAMOM, CINNAMON) AND PAPRIKA.

PLenty of spices that could bother someone. I know pimento bothers me.

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