Re: NEWBIE: what spice brands are legal?

[Guest guest]

you should NOT use McCormick's if you're celiac - they share their lines

eileen

2 years 5 months scd

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> Hi,

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> I would love to add some spice to my foods, but I'm not sure which companies

are legal. Since I have celiac disease also, I only use McCormick, Spice

Islands and Tones. I have a list of which are Gluten-free, but I didn't know

if any are SCD legal. I know that the mixes can be " hairy " , so making our own

mix is best. I just love chili powder - anyone have a recipe for that? I love

mexican foods!

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> Thanks - have a wonderful day!

>

> Theresa

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[Guest guest]

McCormick's is not recommended for Celiac's because of cross-contamination.

 

Penzey's is highly recommended.

 

I use Spice Island and 365 Whole Foods brand single spice only types.  I think WF is ok because it clumps ;-).  If it didn't clump up, the possiblility of anti-caking agent is high.

 

I've never heard of Tone's.

Garlic and onion is the hardest to find.  I think most people dehydrate those and grind them into spices.  There may be a legal brand but I don't know, someone else will have to post.

 

Debbie 41 cd

 

Hi,I would love to add some spice to my foods, but I'm not sure which companies are legal. Since I have celiac disease also, I only use McCormick, Spice Islands and Tones. I have a list of which are Gluten-free, but I didn't know if any are SCD legal. I know that the mixes can be " hairy " , so making our own mix is best. I just love chili powder - anyone have a recipe for that? I love mexican foods!

Thanks - have a wonderful day!Theresa