Horseradish?

[GrannieD]

I've been looking for prepared horseradish but all the ones I've seen (on the shelf and in the refrigeration section) have non-compliant ingredients. Does anyone know of a brand that is compliant? If so, where did you get it?

[Tom Denham]

An ordinary grocery store where I shop had about 4 different brands of horseradish in the refrigerated section. One of them was Whole30-compliant. I don't remember the name. 

[GrannieD]

Thanks Tom. I'll keep looking at different stores around town.

[praxisproject]

If you have any stores which specialise in European food, check them out, some have more than 24 kinds of horseradish Fridge ones are more likely to be compliant I think.

[Derval]

Or you may be able to buy a fresh tuber in polish shop.

[jnmcelwain]

Check in the refrigerated section of the seafood department, that is where I always buy my horseradish, or at a farmers market

[Ginsky]

For anyone who might still be searching for a brand:

When I can't get fresh horseradish root, I will get Seminole gourmet prepared horseradish.  I had to contact the company about the mysterious, "and flavoring," at the end of the ingredients list but they got back to me that it's just mustard oil.  In my email to them I specified that I have soy, peanut, dairy, gluten, and other allergies too numerous to list.