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Dollar Tree Spices

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Anyone know if they are they gluten free? It would be nice to be able to avoid the expensive, gourmet stuff. I am particularly interested in their garlic powder, which I am currently out of. I am trying to make my own salad dressing...

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In Canada and in the USA, no grain product can be labeled as a spice. That only refers to intended ingredients, not possible contamination, but it is not something that I worry about. I consider spices safe, as do many.

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I've been using dollar tree garlic powder and onion powder with no problems. If you try a spice mix, like Louisiana spice, read the ingredients. I noticed they had it, but haven't taken the time to read it so didn't buy it.

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