Club Gluten Free 
Not confirmed. Kroger’s regular chicken broth isn’t labeled gluten-free. Its ingredients don’t include wheat, but it does list yeast extract and natural flavor, and both can come from gluten sources. Without a gluten-free label, there’s no way to know from the carton. Why broth needs care Broth seems simple, but some brands use wheat-based flavorings, … Read more
No. Leinenkugel’s Summer Shandy is a wheat beer, and it isn’t safe if you have celiac disease or need to avoid gluten. It’s an easy one to get wrong. A shandy tastes light, like lemonade on a hot porch, and it doesn’t feel like “real” beer. But the base is beer, and that’s where the … Read more
Most Talenti flavors are gluten-free, but not all. Talenti says each jar clearly shows whether it’s gluten-free. Flavors listed as gluten-free Talenti highlights flavors like Mediterranean Mint, Caribbean Coconut, Pacific Coast Pistachio, Alphonso Mango Sorbetto and Cold Brew Coffee Sorbetto as gluten-free. Its website has a full gluten-free section. Which ones to skip Flavors with … Read more
Yes. Mustard seed is naturally gluten-free. It’s a seed from the mustard plant, not a grain, and it contains no wheat, barley or rye. Whole seeds, ground mustard powder and most jars of prepared mustard are safe. The exceptions come from what gets added to the jar. When mustard can contain gluten Malt vinegar. Some … Read more
Not for celiacs. The fries themselves don’t list wheat, but Outback cooks them in a shared fryer. Why the fryer matters Outback’s allergen guide shows no wheat allergen for Aussie Fries. But the same guide says deep-fried items are cooked in a shared fryer, with a high risk of cross-contact. Other fried foods share that … Read more