The Gluten-Free Food List

[gf4] According to Nestle’s website, only the Ready-to-Drink bottles of Nesquik are gluten-free. This means the Nesquik powders and syrups contain gluten, and those products...

[gf7] As far as we know, all flavors of Powerade in the US are gluten-free. Please note that if you’re reading this in Canada, the...

[gf8] Good news! All Pickapeppa sauces use no gluten ingredients (including cane sugar vinegar) which means they are gluten-free. Enjoy! [label]

[gf8] Most Ore-Ida Potato products are gluten-free. Heinz (the parent company for Ore-Ida) has a full and regularly updated list of which products are gluten-free...

[gf8] Most plain ricotta cheese is made of milk like most cheeses, which makes it completely gluten-free. Feeling ambitious and want to make your own...

[gf9] Good news – All Patron tequilas are gluten-free, enjoy responsibly! [label]

[gf1] Your average store bought and restaurant falafel has both chickpea wheat flour in it, which makes it not gluten-free. The best bet is to...

[gf4] The definition of bourbon in the US is that it must be made out of 51% corn or maize, both of which are gluten-free...

[gf5] While taquitos are made out of corn tortillas which are gluten-free, there can be hidden gluten ingredients found in spices and meat marinades in...

[gf5] Seagram’s Gin is most likely not gluten-free. Seagram’s claims on their website to be distilled from grain. While the distilation process alcohol undergoes technically...

[gf0] [options] Your average cheesecake has a graham cracker crust, and those crackers contain wheat in it. This means a typical store bought cheesecake is...

[gf6] We wish there was a perfect answer to this question, but unfortunately there is no clear cut answer. Jameson’s website states that their whiskey...