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This episode over the Blue Horizon product should serve as a reminder 
that things are not always as they seem. Before you post a message on 
an international list read by thousands declaring somebody is lying 
about the GF status of a product, you really need to check it out. It 
would have been really easy to call the company.

As soon as I saw the post, I said to myself, I'll bet the malt 
vinegar is malted from a grain other than barley. Remember that any 
grain can be malted. GF beer usually uses malted sorghum and I've 
seen malted corn and rice before. Yes, we do need to assume "malt" 
means barley because that's what it usually comes from, but that's 
not always the case.

I don't know what the original poster got sick from , but it sounds 
like it almost certainly wasn't the Blue Horizon product.

richard

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