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Looking for 50th quest items,Pirate Attraction Pin (1/5), Thrill Seekers items, Stitch Hat, and HSM room and piano. Pick some items to form a "wanted list" of what you'd like for the item you have. thank you.
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Gold Turnstile(1x)
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Rupert Bunny (1864-1947)
St. Veronica c.1902
signed 'Rupert C W Bunny' lower right
oil on canvas
x 111.0cm
(33 7/8
x 43 11/16in).
Paul Renard, New Drouot, Paris, 24 June 1988, as 'Le voile de Véronique'
Private collection
Thence by descent
Private collection, Perth
Royal Society of British Artists, London, 1902, cat. 305, as 'St. Veronica'
Exhibition of Paintings by Rupert C. W. Bunny
, Fine Art Society's Gallery, Melbourne, 15-27 November 1922, cat. 8, as 'St. Veronica'
An Exhibition of Oil Paintings and Drawings by Rupert C. W. Bunny
, 2-31 May 1923, Anthony Hordern & Sons Limited, Sydney, 1923, cat. 8
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Composition Studies for 'St. Veronica'
'Dance of the Hours'
'Frieze The Hours'
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, pen and ink on paper, The University of Melbourne Art Collection, 1948.0246
Leaf from a Sketchbook
, c.1900, pen and ink on paper, 20.6 x 15.4 cm (sheet), one of the composition study is inscribed 'St. Veronica', National Gallery of Victoria
Three Composition Studies for 'St. Veronica'
, conté on paper, 9.2 x 14.7 cm (sheet), in Sketchbook, c.1900, The University of Melbourne Art Collection, 1948.40: 17A
Sketch for 'St Veronica', oil on card, formerly Mrs J. S. Reid, Melbourne, thence by descent
In his early works, Rupert Bunny drew deeply on Christian lore and legend as often as classical mythology. Women invariably played a prominent role. Significantly, one of his first major oil paintings exhibited in the Paris Salon was
St. Cecilia
c.1889 (collection of Mr. Philip Bacon, Brisbane). Not only was it commissioned by Bunny's early patron, Alfred Felton, remembered nowadays as the great benefactor of Melbourne's National Gallery of Victoria, but, as the patron saint of music, it celebrated Bunny's love of music. A very different kind of woman, Circe the beguiling sorceress of Homeric myth, featured in a number of early watercolours, as did other Symbolist femme fatales Salome and the Sirens. The duality of his interests is seen further in the watercolours
Aeneas and the Sibyl at Cumae
1887 (National Gallery of Australia, Canberra), and
Jacob Wrestling with an Angel
c.1888 (University of Melbourne Art Collection). It was the oil,
The Tritons
c.1890 (Art Gallery of New South Wales), which gave Bunny success when he was awarded a mention
at the 1890 Paris Salon. He was the first Australian to win such prized recognition. Then, the pendulum swung back to Christianity with the large Salon painting
Les roses de sainte Dorothée
1892 (private collection, Melbourne), imaginatively set in pagan Caesarea, complete with a bronze statue of Perseus based on that of the Italian master Benvenuto Cellini. 1 Importantly, Bunny's mother's third name was 'Dorothea'. 2 Marie Hedwig Dorothea Bunny was a very strong personality and had a decided influence on her son, seen in the predominance of women in his paintings. The nineties included
Ancilla Domini
c.1896 (Art Gallery of South Australia),
Burial of St Catherine of Alexandria
c.1896 (National Gallery of Victoria), which was awarded a bronze medal in Paris Exposition Universelle of 1900,
Descending Angels
c.1897 (Art Gallery of South Australia), and
The Descent from the Cross
c.1898 (Art Gallery of New South Wales) - exhibited to acclaim in the salons and academies of Paris, London, Pittsburgh, and St. Petersburg.
These interests continued into the first years of the new century.
A Feather Fallen from the Wings of Cupid
c.1901 (Art Gallery of Western Australia), and
The Hours
c.1901-03 (private collection) set mythological themes in the contemporary French countryside. The male was briefly to the fore in two major paintings of about 1903,
The Sacrifice of Abraham and The Prodigal Son
, with its hint of self portraiture (both in Wesley Church, Melbourne).
St. Veronica
, the painting on offer, appears to be slightly earlier in style, having been exhibited at London's Royal Society of British Artists in 1902. In the best academic tradition, Bunny developed his compositions for these large figure subjects through preparatory drawings. Five pen and ink studies are known for
St. Veronica
, together with a small oil sketch, as detailed above. According to Christian tradition, St. Veronica was among the bystanders as Christ made his way to Golgotha and crucifixion. According to medieval writers, when she wiped his face with her veil, his image was imprinted on it. The pen and ink compositional studies, oil sketch and final painting show Christ falling under the cross. Whereas the oil sketch portrayed the central moment of Veronica wiping Christ's face, the finished painting shows her driven away by a Roman soldier. Both concepts were explored in the drawings, together with agitation of figures and turbulence of movement. True to form, the figure of Veronica is prominent in the immediate left foreground. Bunny was approaching the height of his creative powers and widest international recognition. The high esteem in which his religious paintings were held by his contemporaries was shown again in Australia in 1901. Bunny sent the large
The Conversion of Valerian
c.1900 (believed lost) out to Bendigo for the
Victorian Gold Jubilee Exhibition
1851-1901. The show included some of Australia's best paintings to date including Tom Roberts's
Bailed Up
Shearing the Rams
. The three judges, directors of the National Gallery of Victoria, Art Gallery of New South Wales, and the Art Gallery of South Australia, awarded the gold medal to Bunny for the best painting.
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Mass Effect 3 is the fulfilment of a promise. It seemed so simple six years ago when BioWare originally announced the series. Take the decisions from every game, make them matter, and make them carry over. The unspoken insinuation was that persistent consequences would lead to a fiction that resonated in ways that no game had really attempted before. BioWare wanted you to care about the things you did in each game, to consider them.
And now, six years later, we have the conclusion to that grand experiment. That little thing, persistence, has become a balancing act for BioWare between following through on demands of the existing Mass Effect audience, and leaving the series accessible to new players. The question now is, has BioWare managed to take the game they hope is the most accessible yet while keeping the promise they made in 2006?
The answer is yes. Mass Effect 3 is a triumph. But the culmination of BioWare's promise cuts deeply.
The Music
"I was lost without you" – Sam Hulick
There was some hand-wringing when it was learned that original Mass Effect series composer Jack Wall wasn't composing the score to Mass Effect 3. Wall's retro-space score evoked classic 70s science-fiction and gave Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2 distinctive soundscapes. However, as you can hear from the track above, Mass Effect 3 is in good hands with Sam Hulick, and Clint Mansell and Cris Velasco also makel strong contributions. There are quieter moments highlighted by tracks like "I was lost without you," but Mass Effect 3's score references Wall's work respectfully, while adding the appropriate level of epic orchestration.
But don't take my word for it – listen to the song while you read the review.
BioWare's desire to make Mass Effect 3 a more mainstream-friendly title is reflected most in the way it plays. For the first time, BioWare has created a shooter that more than measures up to the name. Mass Effect 3 is fluid, fast, and violent. It doesn't play like an RPG trying to look like a shooter, and it doesn't play like an RPG with shooter elements hammered into it, as with Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2 respectively. Where previously BioWare managed shooting that felt close-to-functional, and then serviceable, there's an elegance in Mass Effect 3's mixture of power-use, shooting, and squad commands.
The level design doesn't feel tailored to compensate for mechanical limitations. Instead, combat spaces feel organic, like lived-in places that offer various tactical options. More simply, Mass Effect 3 plays well. Stalking from cover-point to cover-point laying waste to indoctrinated humans, turians, and other, more horrifying creations is empowering, and smart players will likewise be rewarded for their tactical considerations. Prioritizing enemy types, flanking, and quick shooting are all vital to success in Mass Effect 3's battles.
You'll be aided in those battles by a renewed focus on found, customisable equipment (with a blessed minimum of inventory management). While the default weapons you find initially can serve you just fine throughout Mass Effect 3's campaign, it's nice to have the ability to tailor your gear to your particular wants and needs.
And vendors once again sell that equipment, giving more of a reason to explore the neutral spaces that provide some much needed breathing room from the horrors of the war with the Reapers, which is good, given the natural quest acquisition new to Mass Effect 3. As you wander the med-bay of the Citadel or the refugee-filled dock, you might hear a doctor speaking to a colleague about a shortage of alien-compatible medi-gel, or a turian general with chemical burns they can't treat. Sharp players may find solutions to these issues and be rewarded for their efforts.
The old means of assigning missions return - the N7 assignments, the requests from allies and acquaintances of more nebulous allegiances - but the new means of motivating players is a great way of integrating exploration for the sake of it and Mass Effect 3'sobjectives. It also grounds the world around you in the greater conflict.
All of this plays into the primary goal of amassing enough military resources and alien alliances to take the fight back to the Reapers. And that goal might be more or less difficult, depending on decisions you've made in the past. Even as I played through Mass Effect 2, there were insinuations of consequences from the first Mass Effect that weren't completely exposed or explored. They flitted through the story as sorts of echoes of repercussions. But they were spoken of in such a way that I worried about how those decisions and the decisions I made throughout Mass Effect 2 might play out inMass Effect 3.
The Multiplayer
Unfortunately, EA and BioWare were not able to provide fully functional retail multiplayer servers in time for this review's publication. Sessions for reviewers were scheduled for Monday, March 4th, in able to be sure that the "review experience represents what consumers will experience on March 6th." As such, we didn't feel we were able to spend enough time with the multiplayer to provide an authoritative opinion on what it has to offer. That said, our score and review would stand as is even in the absence of any multiplayer modes at all, and our initial impression of multiplayer has been positive. The squad-based, objective oriented co-op with an emphasis on classes suits the fiction well, and the improved, fluid combat controls of the main game translate perfectly.
I was right to worry. The butterfly effect of choices large and small ripple through Mass Effect 3. A decision made in Mass Effect might lead to a situation that endangers the life of a crewmate that may or may not even have survived Mass Effect 2, or might make uneasy alliances between warring alien races even shakier. Decisions made about the Council in Mass Effect unfold in logical but unexpected ways in the wake of the Reaper invasion, as an example. The state of your crew from previous titles is a more immediate concern.
There's little time for taking care of your crew's baggage this time around. The serial narrative of personal drama woven around conflict that made up Mass Effect 2 is gone, for the most part. The stakes are too high, and failure this time around means extinction, not suicide.
Mass Effect 3's biggest achievement is how much it felt like my experience. Events, consequences, repercussions - they all seemed wrapped neatly, believably around my decisions over the course of the entire Mass Effect trilogy.
There's a war memorial on the crew deck of the Normandy listing casualties incurred over the course of Shepard's years-long mission to avert galaxy-wide genocide. The names of crew lost in battle against Saren and Sovereign, in the appropriately named suicide mission through the Omega 4 relay, the Collector attack on the Normandy - they're all there.
The Platform Decision
For the first time, a new Mass Effect title is available on all three HD platforms on release day, ostensibly meaning that everyone should be able to get in on the fun. Unfortunately, the PS3 still lacks the original Mass Effect due to publishing politics prior to BioWare's acquisition by EA in 2007. While BioWare released an interactive graphic novel of sorts to enable PS3 players to make major decisions from Mass Effect to export to Mass Effect 2, the comic lacks most of the context of Mass Effect proper, as well as a host of smaller decisions that manifest in various forms throughout Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3.
If you have the option of playing all three Mass Effect titles in sequence, carrying your Shepard throughout, I can't encourage you enough to do so. But if that absolutely isn't an option, my brief time with the PS3 version of Mass Effect 3 didn't suggest any egregious technical issues. All versions of the game feature occasional scripting bugs that can hamper progress – we'd advise saving often, just in case.
But in Mass Effect, making all the right calls and all the right decisions could get you off with a minimum of blood on your hands - whichever crew member it belonged to - only one life sacrificed in the name of the greater good. In Mass Effect 2, playing it smart, playing it calm, playing it fully collected meant you could save just about everyone.
That is not the case in Mass Effect 3. BioWare aims to do damage. Decisions in Mass Effect 3 have less to do with which side to take in petty squabbles, or whether or not to take a mission. There are Paragon and Renegade options, but you're not deciding whether to play the part of bastard or boy scout.
Instead, Mass Effect 3 is about death. Most often, your decisions will play directly in who lives, and who dies, and what those deaths will ultimately mean - with casualties in either direction often numbering in the millions, or even billions. The greater good, in this case, is often about finding a solution that feels the least bad.
Hope in Mass Effect 3 is the sharp edge of a knife, and BioWare wields that implement like a surgeon. You can save some friends, some societies. There are moments that will feel like victories. But it's crueler that not every death in Mass Effect 3 is guaranteed.
Sometimes death is quick, and sometimes you'll have time to grieve. But no matter what you do, no matter how many choices you make that boost your reputation as well as your Paragon or Renegade scores, more names are going on that wall on the Normandy crew deck. And if you've followed your Shepard from the beginning, or even picked up from Mass Effect 2, there are going to be characters you've grown to care about with their names engraved on that stone.
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As a bombastic action-RPG with no previous context, Mass Effect 3 is a dark, engaging game with great combat, a well-written story, and all the epic space-opera you could want. But for those who have played through Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2, it's something much more. While Mass Effect 2 was seditious in its discarding of RPG traditions like baggage in the interest of a more streamlined title, Mass Effect 3's revolution is simpler: a promise kept. As I approached the end, I felt melancholy, surrounded by characters that felt like friends that lived with the decisions I made, and the consequences of those decisions. BioWare promised to make choices matter with the Mass Effect series, and while the systems around those choices have gotten better and better, that main foundation has always been the primary draw. They built a world and a family out of decisions big and small, created a foundation to break my heart and pick it back up again, to make me care. When the credits rolled, I felt finished. Mass Effect 3 is the culmination of an unprecedented experiment in game narrative, and in the best possible way, I'm glad to have seen it through, and to see it done.
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Chelsea maintained its recent run of good form thanks to a fairly comfortable 1-0 win at Norwich City on Boxing Day.
The hosts started the game well, enjoying lots of possession, but their inability to carve open chances saw them pay as Juan Mata gave Rafa Benitez's side the lead just before halftime.
Chelsea's control continued after the break, forcing Norwich to play on the counterattack, but with neither side creating too many opportunities, a bag of goals never looked likely.
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Hoolahan seemed Norwich's best bet of getting back into the game, but often the only pass on for him was forward to Grant Holt, but either the Chelsea defense would halt the forward, or he strayed offside.
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The high school wrestling championship season begins this weekend, when the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference and Mid-State League hold championships tournaments Saturday.
The KVAC tournament is the largest wrestling conference in the state, with 21 teams competing. Locally, Erskine, Gardiner, Maine Central Institute, Mt. View, Mt. Blue, Nokomis, Skowhegan and Winslow will join host Cony at Cony High School in Augusta. The meet kicks off at 9:30 a.m.
A team championship is awarded for the top-scoring team in Class A and Class B. Mt. View coach Hamilton Richards feels that a talented Skowhegan squad will be hard to beat.
"My take, team-wise, is that Skowhegan takes both the Class A and overall team titles with Mt Blue, then Nokomis rounding out Class A," said Richards.
While Skowhegan has been a force all year, Saturday will be the first time the Indians put what might be its best lineup on the mat. Tyler Craig (113) won a KVAC title last season, as did John Swett (126) and Christian Jackson (160).
Freshman Julian Sirois makes his debut in the 120-pound class after splitting time with Swett at 126. Sirois is 23-2 in KVAC competition this season. Two other freshmen, Kameron Doucette (132) and Logan Stevens (145), are also expected to be seeded in the top four in their weight classes.
Kaleb Brown (138), Carter Stevens (152), Mikal Federici (170), Levi Hayden (182) and Andrew Pineo (195) are also expected to pile up points for the Indians.
Mt. Blue wrestlers are expected to win their share of medals as well. Senior Khalil Newbill goes for his third consecutive conference title, this time in the 126-pound class. Kevin Moore (132), Danny Reed (120), Nick Hickey (160), Dalton Black (170), Tyler Sennick (182) and Travis Stuard (220), should all contend for top-four finishes.
Nokomis' Rusty Wilson (182) and John Wilson (170) lead the Warriors. Jonathan Crocker (132), Jacob Richards (160) and Jacob Nichols (285) also could make it to the awards podium.
Chris Paradis (152), Nic Benner (195) and Jake Fraser (220) lead the host Rams.
Erskine's Steven Soohey (138) and Brendon Henderson (170) should contend for a medal.
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Richards thinks Camden Hills is the favorite in the Class B race.
"While Belfast squeaked ahead of Camden at the (mid-season) Sanford Spartan Tournament by 1.5 points, I think against KVAC competition that Camden will place a few more wrestlers than they did at the Spartan and take the B KVAC title," Richards said.
Gardiner's brother act, Peter and Daniel Del Gallo, will be the top seeds in the 106 and 138 pounds weight classes, respectively. Both are undefeated. Mitchell Chesley (195) should also be a top-four seed.
For MCI, Dylan Dahlbergh (120) and Tanner Littlefield (126) lead the way.
Winslow's Aaron Lint (285) is 23-0 in KVAC competition. Teammate Dillon Pelletier is 14-2 at 120 pounds.
Mt. View's James Blanchette (120), Job Mesaric (220) and Devan Fuller (285) will be the Mustang's top contenders for a medal.
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Madison Area Memorial High School, Monmouth Academy and Oak Hill High School head to Mountain Valley High School in Rumford on Saturday for the Mid-State League Championships. Hall-Dale's Wyatt Rush (152) will also compete in the nine-team tournament.
"I have three wrestlers who should be seeded in the top four spots for the Mid-State League championships," Madison coach Scot Padelford said.
Padelford said senior Danny Moreshead is undefeated at 152 pounds, while senior Matt McLaughlin is 25-12 at 170. He also think Ryan Malcolm will be the No. 1 seed at 285 with a record of 31-2. Malcolm also became the first Madison wrestling to win 100 career matches, according to Padelford.
Sophomore Cody Soucier will miss the tournament with an injury, according to Padelford.
Monmouth Academy's James Gambino (138) and Stewart Buzzell (145) could also be top-four seeds.
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A highly-anticipated match between Belfast's Brent Waterman and Gardiner's Daniel Del Gallo finally happened during a quad meet at Mt. Blue High School on Saturday. Waterman was a New England champion last season at 132 pounds while Del Gallo was second in the 138-pound class. Both weighed in at 138 pounds, although Waterman is expected to drop to 132 for conference, regional and state competitions.
Del Gallo won the match 4-2 on a last second takedown in the third period that broke a 2-2 tie.
"It was a once in a lifelime event, to get a chance to watch a New England champ vs. a New England runner-up in our home state," said Erskine Academy coach Pat Vigue, who was at the meet with his squad. "It was a great day to be a wrestling fan."


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Reading Ingredient Labels – Is There Gluten In that Product?
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Tags: , Are Spices Gluten-Free, Gluten-Free Ingredients, Good Seasons Dressing, Kraft Foods, Label Reading, McCormick Spices, Wheat in Seasoning
A reader alerted me this week that Kraft Foods' Good Seasons Italian Dressing now contains wheat. As with any product ingredient question, I went to the source to confirm.
I called their customer service number and spoke with a representative who cautioned that any of their products including "spices" as an ingredient should be avoided for those who are gluten sensitive. She explained that the "spices" ingredients come from outside suppliers, and there is no guarantee that they are truly gluten-free.
How can I tell if a Kraft product contains gluten?Gluten content can almost always be determined from the label, and the most accurate information can be found by checking the ingredient list on our packages. For labeling purposes, Kraft includes wheat, barley, rye and oats as sources of gluten. Our packages identify gluten by listing these common sources.
Other grains that contain gluten are triticale, spelt, kamut, mir and farina, and if these grains are included in our products, they will also be labeled.However you should know that we do not guarantee that our products are gluten-free because we sometimes purchase flavoring, color or spice ingredients from suppliers who do not list every possible source of gluten beyond what is required by law.
We do not have a list of gluten-free products and, unless labeled as such, do not guarantee that our products are gluten-free. Formulations and ingredients change too frequently to ensure that such lists are always up-to-date and accurate.
We highly encourage you to carefully read the ingredient statements on all food labels each time you make food selections. This enables you to obtain the most accurate ingredient information for the specific products you select. It also allows you to get the most current information since ingredients in products may change over time.
Kraft has also published a helpful article on label reading their products, in particular.
With regard to Kraft's Good Seasons Italian Dressings, the only packets that are currently being manufactured are Fat Free; Zesty and Mild. The Fat Free variety DOES now contain WHEAT. The other varieties do not list wheat as an ingredient, but they do contain "spices." The representative could not confirm whether the addition of wheat to the Fat Free variety was a new change, but she did confirm that since the regular "Italian All Natural" variety is no longer on the site's product list, they are not currently manufacturing it.
Knowing that many manufacturers turn to McCormick® for their ingredients like spices, I contacted them with my ingredient questions. According to McCormick's customer service representative, their policy is to list gluten, wheat or barley if it is included as an ingredient above a trace amount.
Are McCormick Products gluten free?Since the late 1990′s, McCormick has used "Plain English" allergen labeling to communicate our product ingredients to our consumers. Gluten is listed as "wheat" or "barley" in our ingredient statements. This labeling policy adheres to the FDA regulations that were implemented as of January 1, 2006.
If a product does not have an ingredient statement, it is a pure spice or herb with nothing added and contains no added glutens. In addition, the alcohol in all of our retail extracts is not from grain and is gluten free. All Food Colors are gluten free.
Because we are constantly improving our products, we do not offer a list of our products that do not currently contain glutens. We encourage you to read the ingredient statement on your package at the time of purchase to ensure accurate, up to date information.
In addition, we follow good manufacturing practices at our plants. Our employees are trained in the importance of correct labeling and the necessity of performing thorough equipment wash-downs to eliminate cross-contact of ingredients.Although we cannot guarantee our products to be 100% free of allergens not listed on the label, we want you to know that we take this situation seriously and have taken extra precautions to eliminate the possibility of mislabeling or cross-contact.
All McCormick's single ingredient spices include nothing but the spice, and their spice blends like Italian Seasoning and Salad Supreme Seasoning, contain no gluten. In some seasoning mixes, such as their Burrito Seasoning Mix, wheat is an ingredient (their Taco Seasoning Mix does not contain wheat).
Bottom line: Both Kraft® and McCormick® are taking proactive steps to give consumers information regarding gluten in their ingredients. However, because the FDA has not yet acted to finalize federal gluten-free labeling regulations, neither company is yet willing to make an affirmative gluten-free statement about their products. Clearly the products like Good Seasons Fat Free Italian Dressing which contain wheat on their ingredient labels are NOT gluten-free. But when a company will not make a claim about other products which contain "spices," simply because they cannot be held responsible for what their ingredient supplier might have added to the spice ingredient, it is time for some common sense.
Lest we all run away in fear of any product that lists "spices" on the ingredient label, here is your dose of common sense:
"Spices, herbs and seeds do not contain gluten. Although an anti-caking agent may sometimes be added to spices, it is often silicon dioxide, calcium silicate or sodium aluminum silica and NOT wheat flour or wheat starch.""Seasonings," however, are a different matter. By "seasonings," we mean seasoning blends and mixes like gravy and taco mixes. These often DO contain gluten, because they are blends of spices (not containing gluten) and a carrier agent like salt, sugar, lactose, whey powder, starches or flours like wheat.*
*Quotes and references attributed to Gluten-Free Diet: A Comprehensive Resource Guide, Revised and Expanded Edition 2010, Shelley Case, RD.
So read those ingredient labels for every product you purchase! And read them again the next time you purchase, as ingredients DO change (See Katie Chalmers' post on Good Seasons in her cabinet!). Don't let your knees start knocking at the sight of "spices" on ingredient labels, though. Take heart knowing:
- spices are gluten-free;
- the most likely sneaky gluten addition to anything containing spices would be wheat – which by law must be called out on the ingredient label; and
- if there were any extremely rare and unlikely gluten contaminant in "spices," it would be found in such a small amount as to contain an insignificant, trace amount of gluten (i.e. nowhere near 20 ppm)
With seasoning packets (like gravy and taco seasonings) though, use caution. Many, if not most, do contain gluten in the form of wheat which will be called out on the label.
Ultimately, whether you purchase or use a product is only up to you. But armed with facts, you can make the best decision for you and your family.
PS – If you would like to encourage Kraft to return to its gluten-free Good Seasons formulations, call their customer service number at 1-800-522-0501 and tell them it matters to you!
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