The Gluten-Free Food List

[gf0] [options] Your typical store bought Baklava is made from a dough which contains wheat flour. This means your average Baklava is not gluten-free. You...

[gf7] Ciroc vodka is made from grapes, which is a naturally gluten-free food. While we can advise that the plain unflavored vodka is probably gluten-free,...

[gf8] [cc] Good news! Pecans in their plain, natural state are definitely 100% gluten-free. Please note that there are brands of pecans that are processed...

[gf0] [options] Guinness contains malted barley, which is a gluten containing ingredient. This means that Guinness is not gluten-free, and should not be consumed if...

[gf8] Yes! Both Sprite and Sprite Zero contains no gluten ingredients, which means it is gluten-free. Please note that this gluten-free status holds true for...

[gf0] [options] Unfortunately, all flavors of Triscuit crackers (even the brown rice/sweet potato flavor) contain wheat flour, which means they are definitely not gluten-free. Check...

[gf6] Traditional Tahini sauce is made from a sesame seed paste, water, salt, lemon juice and garlic. While most forms of tahini sauce are gluten-free,...

[gf5] [cc] These tasty onion flavored rings are gluten-free – sort of. According to Frito Lay’s website, Funyuns contain no gluten ingredients, but are manufactured...

[gf10] Yes! Cilantro in its pure form is 100% gluten-free, and is a great herb to put in many gluten-free dishes, enjoy!

[gf8] [cc] Cashew nuts are naturally gluten-free, but here’s the rub: there are many brands of cashews that are processed on shared equipment which means...

[gf7] Good news! Splenda contains no gluten ingredients, which means it’s probably gluten-free. Their website notes they do not test their products for the presence...

[gf0] [options] Unfortunately, most Cheez-It crackers contain wheat flour, which means they are NOT gluten-free. If you’re wanting a cheesy cracker snack fix, definitely check...