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Hunts Bold Barbeque Sauce

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Motmot Rookie
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Anyone know if the product "Hunts Bold Barbeque Sauce" is gluten free? Ingredients simply reflect 'distilled vinegar' as being part of the ingredients. Thank you so much

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Hi,

Hunt's is a ConAgra brand: any gluten source will be clearly disclosed on the label.

Vinegar is safe with the sole exception of malt vinegar, which will always be labeled as just that, "malt vinegar."

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Look in the small print on the bottle for the Con-Agra. Hunts are Con-Agra products. Con-Agra will clearly disclose any type of gluten. that is thier policy. '

That said, vinegar in the US is not a gluten concern. (unless its malt)

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Hi,

Hunt's is a ConAgra brand: any gluten source will be clearly disclosed on the label.

Vinegar is safe with the sole exception of malt vinegar, which will always be labeled as just that, "malt vinegar."

Wow. thanks for the very quick reply!! Info very much appreciated.

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Look in the small print on the bottle for the Con-Agra. Hunts are Con-Agra products. Con-Agra will clearly disclose any type of gluten. that is thier policy. '

That said, vinegar in the US is not a gluten concern. (unless its malt)

Your reply much appreciated. Thanks.

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kareng Grand Master
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The list is a little old but the companies that I have re-checked on still have the same policy.

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Bone Suckin' Sauce is gluten-free and so good! Not sure about Hunts..sorry.

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