Kraft regular miracle whip

[Guest guest]

I called the toll-free number re: kraft miracle whip, since somebody had

posted here a couple of days ago that it was not gfcf but had not given

the source of their information. By the way, it is listed as gluten-free

on the list sent out (the regular miracle whip, not the low-fat or

fat-free). Regarding casein or milk derivatives, I was told that this

would be listed on the ingredient line on the jar if such ingredients were

present. Would somebody like to post the ingredients in regular Kraft

miracle whip and/or verify whether there are any casein-containing

ingredients.

Since I am blind, I can not check the jar, but I will have a sighted

person around sometime tomorrow and will check it and post tomorrow if

nobody else does before then.

By the way, while most people do this, may

I suggest that if

we post on this list that something is or is not gfcf we also post the

source of our information. Saves on work and heart attacks for us all.

Thanks.

Cheryl

[Guest guest]

If you are concerned about the miracle whip then try from Miss Roben's

product called Canoline mayonaise, gluen and casein free, egg free, soy free

they have two different versions and the price is great. My hubby even loves

it.

Sharon

[Guest guest]

I think that the reason Kraft did not give you an answer re: the casein is

that their position appears to be that any milk-related products would be

clearly listed in the ingredients. Let us know if you get a more

definitive response than this via phone, but this is what I was told via

phone.

Cheryl