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Gluten-Free 6 Great gravy, tacos, and chili are effortless with these Gluten-Free mixes. Find just-for-you recipes, save favorites and more when you customize your Flavor Profile. This spice has now been added to your Flavor Profile, under "My Spices". Own this spice? Sign up with email. Sign up to save your favorite flavors. Sign up with Facebook. There is no gluten in McCormick's spices so the reaction was most likely caused by something else. Unless you can absolutely prove there is gluten in them, I wouldn't be so fast to brand McCormick's as not safe.
Reactions can be from any number of things. McCormick's whole, one ingredient spices are all gluten free, but my husband called them recently researching an unexplained glutening and they told him that they do make products on shared equipment, so it's possible to get some contamination. That said, I doubt that the McCormick spices caused my glutening, because we've been using them for awhile with no apparent problem, and the amount of any one spice used in a recipe is pretty low, so even if there was some gluten contamination it would be a tiny, tiny amount in the dish as a whole.
I'm glad many people use them without any problems. Just sharing my experience because I feel so much better since I stopped using them. I do tend to use a lot of spice in my cooking which could make a difference in my experience. Since I swtiched my spice line I've used the same amounts of spices without any problems. Also that is the only thing I changed. I'm sure it's not their whole line that was bothering me but I thought it was too complicated for me to eliminate each one.
I did use some combined spices but I had problems when I used certain straight spices alone also. I'm not trying to brand them as unsafe, only sharing my experience in case anyone else is having a similar issue.
Does anyone use McCormick spices? I've found the most difficult thing about being gluten-free is finding spices that are. I used to use Simply Organic till I called them and found they are not gluten-free, but apparently will be certified gluten-free soon. McCormick is not certified, but their company told me they use separate equipment for gluten-free spices and that they are always marked. At least I think it's from the curry powder.
It drives me insane how you can never tell McCormicks is a good company that will clearly list any form of gluten. I, have used it for years without issue. Curry is a blend of spices, mostly coriander , turmeric , cumin , fenugreek , and red pepper.
Perhaps you have an issue with one of the added spices. Is there anything else that you always use when you use the curry powder? If not, I would also highly suspect one of the spices. I have a problem with their curry powder, too. I haven't tried anyone else's yet. But yes, I'm wondering if it's just the curry powder. Sometimes it's hard to tell. I am in the super sensitive camp and I did think that I reacted to McCormicks spices. I did better buying fresh spices in the produce department.
Now I grow my own. I got a curry leaf plant for curry. Did you know that the curry mixture that you buy is an attempt at producing the same taste that comes from this plant?
It grows indoors in a sunny window. It's a tree in the wild, but it's been under two feet for a couple of years in my home. I keep my house cool in the winter and one year is died back completely and then came back in the spring.
Last winter I put it under grow lights and it kept going all winter. I talked to McCormick's yesterday and the lady kept telling me that there spices are gluten free but then told me they are made on the same factory belt as flour. She still insisted the spices were gluten free. But when they are cross contaminated with flour they are not gluten free! There is a reason they don't state gluten free on the bottle, because they can't.
I use world seasonings for alot of my spices. A small company out out of San Diego that makes everything fresh.
Great blends. All Gluten Free. Thanks so much for sharing your story. I'm also Suuuuuuuper sentitive and started to develop ulcerative colitis from gluten exposure from SImply Organic spices.
I had been having the spices for 7 years and no mater what seemed to get worse each year. I eliminated everything except spices one at a time and felt no relief. I'm weary about using McCormick pepper this thanksgiving, but I guess ill give it a try. You said you use pepper, right? Do you feel it bothers you?
What kind of spices? In my case, I react because I have intolerances to those items even in whole food form. My reaction is not a glutening reaction. If any product has a Gluten Free claim, the product and the manufacturing line has been validated Gluten Free.
Please see their statement for McCormick. This includes our sauces, marinades and spice rubs. We are certified through www. Spicely Organics :. Our spices not only contain no gluten but also never come into contact with any other ingredients that do. Please see their statement for Durkee. Dash, so they provided me with the same statement.
A representative for the company emailed me a list of their Gluten free products:. I hope someone from a gluten company pays you for all the information you put out here!
You do such a good job at informing others. Just A Little Spice has a line of spice that are organic and all tested to be sure there is not cross contamination with gluten.
I will for sure check it out and add them to my list! Hi Chris, Thank you for the link. Does that mean not all their spices are Gluten Free? Such a great list! Sea salt?! Wow I would have never thought! Good lesson to learn that we can never put our guard down! Thank you so much for this help site. Some other spices I have are Badia and Fiesta.
Adams says they will disclose when their spices are not GF. It is frustrating to continually have to check. Thank you so much for your kind words! I will look into those! Thank you so much for including Spicely Organics to your list. We are a direct importer of spice and herbs and we make sure to only buy and package Organic, Gluten-Free Spices and herbs.
Our products are tested, certified and packed in a dedicated gluten free facility. Peace of mind never tasted so good. What do you think about this company do you believe that is gluten-free? I have not been diagnosed with celiacs disease but seem to react to gluten. I am going gluten free, now.
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