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Chicken broth: Which is gluten free?

on Sunday, 13 March 2011. Posted in Did you know?

Clearing up the confusion on which brands are gluten free.

Chicken broth: Which is gluten free?
One of the most common questions I get asked is "Chicken broth?? What could possibly be in there that contains gluten?" This was a hard one for me to grasp too, in the beginning. But after a lot of label reading, it's quite scary. Most broths include hydrolyzed wheat gluten AND MSG. Blech! So I decided to do the homework and find out which brands are gluten free so you are prepared for the next grocery store trip.
BETTER THAN BOUILLON:
  • Better Than Bouillon Chicken Base
  HERB OX
  • Herb Ox Sodium Free Chicken Granulated Bouillon (also dairy free)
  • Herb Ox Chicken Instant Bouillon and Seasoning
  IMAGINE FOODS
  • Imagine Organic Free Range Chicken Broth, Organic Low Sodium Free Range Chicken Broth, Organic Chicken Cooking Stock - all natural ingredients
  KITCHEN BASICS
  • Kitchen Basics Chicken Broth - all natural ingredients
  PACIFIC FOODS
  • Pacific Foods Natural Free Range Chicken Broth, Organic Low Sodium Chicken Broth, Organic Free Range Chicken Broth -  all natural ingredients
  PROGRESSO
  • Progresso 100% Natural Chicken Broth and Reduced Sodium, 32 oz. box
  SWANSON
  • Swanson’s Chicken Broth 99% Fat Free
  • Swanson’s Natural Goodness Chicken Broth 100% Fat Free Less Sodium
  SAFEWAY
  • Safeway Chicken Broth but contains MSG
  • Safeway Chicken Broth Fat Free Reduced Sodium
  TRADER JOE’S - Not all T.J.’s broths are gluten free! Only:
  • Trader Joe’s Organic Free Range Chicken Broth and Organic Low Sodium Chicken Broth

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Comments (3)

  • LivesWithCeliacGurl
    LivesWithCeliacGurl
    15 November 2011 at 12:26 |

    I'm not Alton Brown but I think yeast is added to dough to make bread. It does not come from bread. Anyway, Gluten comes from the protein in grains like wheat and rye.
    If the product does not contain a 'gluten grain' (or derivative) then it is gluten free.

    BTW, yeast (by itself) does not contain gluten either.

  • pat
    pat
    27 January 2012 at 21:04 |

    MSG goes by many names (e.g., yeast extract, hydrolyzed protein, ect.) as the food industry cares more about sales than your health. For a complete listing of all the different pseudonyms this neurotoxin appears on food labels go to, truthinlabeling.org.

  • pat
    pat
    27 January 2012 at 21:08 |

    After examining all the different names that MSG deceptively appear on labels, you will see that many of the above stock products actually contain MSG.

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