What are the ingredients? Is it gluten free?
178168
Ingredients: Salt, sodium nitrite (6.25%), propylene glycol with FD&C; red# 3, Sodium carbonate. Whole nothing in the packaging indicates that this product is gluten-free there are no grains present in this product that would introduce gluten into it.
178169
This is NOT a condiment. This is used ONLY for curing meats. Using this as a condiment or in cooking is poisonous and, if used as a seasoning will result in a trip to the hospital. The reason it's pink is partly to avoid mistaking it for table salt or any other edible condiment. The nature of your question tells me that you may not know what it is. Google "pink curing salt" and read up on it.
178170
The ingredients are salt and sodium nitrate. It is used only for curing meats. Not for seasoning or eating it. After curing your meat with pink salt, you wash it off, and do so prior to cooking. Contrary to the description above, your meat is not instantly ready to cook after application. Its used to make homemade bacon, hams, etc. Its a fine product but you need to know how to use it. Many recipes are available online. For a great example, google Ruhlman homemade bacon. Michael Ruhlman is the chef author of the book "Charcuterie" which Amazon recommends with D.Q. curing salts as "often bought together". The ingredients are salt and sodium nitrate. It is used only for curing meats. Not for seasoning or eating it. After curing your meat with pink salt, you wash it off, and do so prior to cooking. Contrary to the description above, your meat is not instantly ready to cook after application. Its used to make homemade bacon, hams, etc. Its a fine product but you need to know how to use it. Many recipes are available online. For a great example, google Ruhlman homemade bacon. Michael Ruhlman is the chef author of the book "Charcuterie" which Amazon recommends with D.Q. curing salts as... » Read More The ingredients are salt and sodium nitrate. It is used only for curing meats. Not for seasoning or eating it. After curing your meat with pink salt, you wash it off, and do so prior to cooking. Contrary to the description above, your meat is not instantly ready to cook after application. Its used to make homemade bacon, hams, etc. Its a fine product but you need to know how to use it. Many recipes are available online. For a great example, google Ruhlman homemade bacon. Michael Ruhlman is the chef author of the book "Charcuterie" which Amazon recommends with D.Q. curing salts as "often bought together". « Show Less
178171
The ingredients are salt and sodium nitrate. It is used only for curing meats. Not for seasoning or eating it. After curing your meat with pink salt, you wash it off, and do so prior to cooking. Contrary to the description above, your meat is not instantly ready to cook after application. Its used to make homemade bacon, hams, etc. Its a fine product but you need to know how to use it. Many recipes are available online. For a great example, google Ruhlman homemade bacon. Michael Ruhlman is the chef author of the book "Charcuterie" which Amazon recommends with D.Q. curing salts as "often bought together".
1550438
Yes, gluten-free. Also- No starch, salt, wheat, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish, or preservatives. I like it, am going to re-order. Hope this helps.
413333
I checked a few websites. This does contain wheat as an ingredient so I would say no, it is not gluten free.
686310
Hi, I would suppose it is not gluten free since there is a warning on the bottle that it contains wheat. Nothing states it is gluten free and I imagine if it was, the label would indicate it.
700028
good morning. it isn't certified gluten free but the only ingredient is organic potatoes. :)
881874
The ingredient list is essentially water and essential oils. I would imagine that it is gluten free despite not indicating it.
1598118
I'm not sure it's gluten free, but it has no additives. Gluten is found in wheat, barley and rye. So I would assume there would be no gluten . Many foods are labeled gluten free when they'd have no gluten anyway. A marketing ploy.
1335499
I have checked the ingredients thoroughly and I have found nothing that might contain gluten. I have been using this product for several days and have not had any negative reactions. I would buy this product again.
1897911
Is what gluten free? I would love to help you, but I have any product info.
1839059
Well, I am not sure about gluten free...but you are aware that you apply this product, you do not ingest it :)
552328
I do not know, it contains milk and soybean as main ingredients. You could google it to double check. There is no where on the container that says gluten free.
977253
According to the packaging, it is gluten free. There is no indication that the ingredients are organic.
1931210
It's not listed on the ingredient list, but that might not mean anything. It does say that it's gluten free.
378318
I don't think there is gluten in the ingredients. Mostly natural plants with menthol. Not sure though.
2082488
No place on the labeling does it say Gluten Free, however there is no mention of any wheat product in the ingredients.
1829769
The packaging doesn't specifically say gluten free, but the ingredient list is simply "bitter orange blossom water". I presume it is gluten-free, as it truly has nothing else in it.
975266
The label says it is gluten free. It contains no preservatives, no color or sweeteners; no corn or gluten, soy, wheat, starch or yeast.