Ale/Beer
Brown rice syrup
Canned baked beans
Cereal additives
Condiments made with grain distilled
vinegar
Cooking sprays that contain grain
alcohol4
Dextrin
Duram
Einkorn
Emmer
Emulsifiers
Excipients
Far
Farina
Fillers
Fried food in restaurants
Gluten stabilizers
Graham
Granary
Herbal teas made with malted barley
Hydrolyzed Plant Protein (HPP)
Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein (HVP)
Kamut
Mir
Modified food starch
Most white pepper
Oat gum
Oatrim
Oils not pure
Olestra
Packaged pudding
Replace
Some alcohol based extracts
Some canned tuna
Some cheese spreads and dips
Some colorings
Some commercial candies
Some commercial salad dressings
Some corn syrups
Some flavorings
some ground spices
Some ice creams
some mustard powder
Some preservatives
some sherbets
Chocolate, bakers, bittersweet (Gluten-free
if pure)
Cocoa, dry, powered (Gluten-
free if pure, not a mix)
Graham crackers (Wheat)
Pie, apple (Wheat flour)
Pudding (Modified food starch)
Sherbet (Check ingredients)
Splenda (safe if manufactured in
the United States)
Wafer, Chocolate (Wheat)
1. Safety will vary by producer. Many producers, such as Maytag, do
certify they are gluten free and no longer use bread products to produce
their Bleu cheese.
2. Some prepackaged shredded cheeses do contain small amounts of flour
to prevent the product from sticking. Check the label carefully.
3. Fresh herbs and spices are safe. In a ground and packaged form,
use caution as some manufacturers do use trace amounts of flour to prevent
the product from caking. Most major manufacturers, such as McCormick,
do state their single herb or spice products are gluten and additive
free.
4. Many commercial spray oils use grain alcohol as a propellant. Check
the label carefully, or purchase a pump sprayer and fill yourself.
5. Lea & Perrins states that their Worcestershire products are
gluten free, but ONLY the product distributed in the U.S. Other brands
should be checked carefully for malt vinegar.
6. Heinz states that their brand of Red Wine Vinegar, Distilled White
Vinegar, Apple Cider Vinegar, and Apple Cider Flavored Vinegar are gluten
free, as are all of their varieties of Heinz Ketchup. Also gluten-free
are Heinz Organic Ketchup, One Carb Ketchup, No Sodium Added Ketchup,
and Heinz Hot & Spicy Kick’rs.