Is curry and turmeric gluten free?
It's a bit tricky! Here's the breakdown:
* Curry itself is NOT an ingredient. It's a dish, often with a sauce made from a blend of spices.
* Turmeric is gluten-free. It's a spice derived from a root.
* Some curry powders DO contain gluten. This can happen if they contain wheat flour as a thickener or if they are processed in a facility that also handles wheat products (cross-contamination).
Here's how to make sure your curry is gluten-free:
1. Check the label. Look for "gluten-free" on the curry powder packaging.
2. Read the ingredients. Avoid anything containing wheat flour, wheat starch, or other wheat-based ingredients.
3. Make your own curry powder. This way you can control the ingredients and avoid any gluten sources.
4. Ask about cross-contamination. If buying pre-made curry, ask the store or restaurant about their gluten-free practices.
Remember, even if you're using gluten-free curry powder, the entire dish might not be gluten-free if other ingredients contain gluten (like soy sauce or certain sauces).
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