I use Annie's honey mustard - for EVERYTHING. She does have a dejon, but I am not sure about it. You should check it out.
~Tracy
~Tracy
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I'm guessing DF= dairy free, but what's SF? Salt free? Sulphite free? Sugar free? Soy free? Spit free?
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In general, it would be helpful if people would spell out their restrictions at least once in their posts, even if they use abbreviations 99% of the time.
In general, it would be helpful if people would spell out their restrictions at least once in their posts, even if they use abbreviations 99% of the time.
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What kind of vinegar does Annie's use?
Originally Posted by Wugmama I use Annie's honey mustard - for EVERYTHING. She does have a dejon, but I am not sure about it. You should check it out. ~Tracy |
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Yeah, vinegar is considered gf. DS1 reacts to it though with whining/emotional outbursts if it's wheat based. The other concern for some mamas here would be corn, yes.
I'll have to seek it out and try it. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Wugmama I can't remember off hand but I think either it was rice vinegar or is specifically said gf. I did read on a pamphlet from my co-op that all vinegar is considered gf now. But if corn is a concern, then it might matter, right? We need to be wheat/gluten, dairy, corn, soy, egg and nightshade free (and peanut free for the boy). And I believe Annie's honey mustard fits that bill aeb (as evidenced by) the fact that I've been using it a lot and haven't noticed any problems w/it. I can't comment on their other mustards though. Seems to me when I read those labels I wasn't as sure about it. ~Tracy |
I'll have to seek it out and try it. Thanks!
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