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Susan3

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Are there any safe condiments? Ketchup, mustard, mayo? what about hot dogs? I'm still trying to figure these things out.

Thanks for helping. Where any of you overwhelmed at first? I am but you have helped me a lot. Was glutened a few days ago and just now feeling better. But am also very cautious.

Sus


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Heinz ketchup & French's mustard are what we use. Hellmans mayo is also big in our household.

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I don't know of any ketchups or mayos that have gluten, but you should stick to brands you know have been confirmed as gluten-free. I also haven't found a mustard that isn't gluten-free but it does seem to me there are some. Stick with French's at first and you'll be OK.

The only hot dog I know of with wheat is Nathan's.

richard

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For hot dogs, I get "Wranglers" Franks,made by Hormel.

Here is the rest of Hormels gluten-free stuff, this is the list that keeps me well fed.. mmm thank you Hormel

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emeraldskies Rookie

Muir Glen Organic ketchup and Hebrew National Beef Franks are supposedly free of gluten and casein. I'm still looking for a safe mayo myself.

lovegrov Collaborator

Just wanted to point out for others that mayos are all pretty much gluten-free. Casein is another matter, though.

richard

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Are there any safe condiments?  Ketchup, mustard, mayo?  what about hot dogs?  I'm still trying to figure these things out.

Thanks for helping.  Where any of you overwhelmed at first?  I am but you have helped me a lot.  Was glutened a few days ago and just now feeling better.  But am also very cautious.

Sus

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