Re: Garlic powder - is it legal?

[Guest guest]

you can just use Penzeys - it's confirmed legal

or write and ask if since there's a 2% rule and you have many food allergies (i

think they respond better to allergies) that you need a letter on company letter

head verifying if in fact there's anything else in there - starches, anti-caking

etc etc

eileen

2 years 5 months scd

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> I have bought a garlic powder from the supermarket. It lists no ingredients

(other similar herbs and spices say caking agent etc.). I want to find out for

definite if it is legal. I am prepared to write to the manufacturers but I

wanted some advice on what I should ask them. Can anyone who has done this sort

of thing help?

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> Thanks

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> Mike

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> SCD 2 years

> UC 8 years

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Eileen.

Sadly i'm UK-based so can't get hold of any Penzeys. I've sent an email to

Schwarz about their herbs and spices range. I'll post up here if I get any

results.

Mike

>

> you can just use Penzeys - it's confirmed legal

> or write and ask if since there's a 2% rule and you have many food allergies

(i think they respond better to allergies) that you need a letter on company

letter head verifying if in fact there's anything else in there - starches,

anti-caking etc etc

> eileen

> 2 years 5 months scd

>