Is corn an ingregient?
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No, I'm pretty sure they're all rice flour. Corn isn't listed in the allergen section at all.
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Interesting Wayne..it is non-gmo corn. Do you know of a Acerola berry powder that is a better choice?
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Yes, it makes very nice cornmeal -- finer than what you can buy in the store, and much better flavored for cornbread.
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I have confirmed with the MFG (Arrowhead Mills) that indeed this is NON GMO corn!!! An even better product!
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I purchased these bags and I believe it is corn in the bags, but the seller can confirm or deny this.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, our Libby's Organic Corn is non-gmo. Enjoy! Respectfully,Angela BeniaminoConsumer AffairsSeneca Foods Corporation
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Yes! And it's really nice the flour that comes out, pretty similar to the Bob's red mill one.You can prepare a beautiful corn bread!
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Cannot imagine why not ....... It looks just like the corn I buy in the little packages to plant.......
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No. Absolutely not. I have had a corn sensitivity, and I take this every day. I also called the company about their multi-vita-min for women to see if it contains corn and was told no-- they aren't making any synthetic ingredients so if corn is not listed, it's not in it.
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Absolutely !!! I do it all the time. One of my favorites is left over Bar-b-Q ribs. As a matter of fact I now cook additional ribs to make sure I have some on hand for a quick meal. I use the 4.5 mil bags . The can be used over if you want to be real "thrifty". Try this trick >>> 3 ears of shucked corn on the cob, butter and salt & pepper. Seal and freeze. When you want corn on the cob, throw the bag in boiling water and boil for the same time you would normally. The corn has much more flavor because you are not filling your house with corn aroma steam.
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I don't see much cracked corn in bag. It is predominately seed. Our birds eat it all.
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There is no indication on the package that it contains corn. The bottle is labeled exactly as shown here.
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It says in the product description that it has natural maltodextrin (from corn). I think that means there is corn in some form in there.
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no no no. this is an "extract" for baking.... and flavoring. it has water in it that will be incompatible with the oils used for popping the corn.
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From my understanding you can. However, i do not have any personal experience with milled corn and soya beans. I use mine for wheat middlings.
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The term modified as applied to food starch does not necessarily mean genetic modification. It can be modified genetically or physically. The type of corn, waxy maize, is a non-GMO corn which is then mechanically processed to create an instant product. It's kind of a cool process where a starch slurry is made and then it's put in a machine which adds air and helps it dry fluffy. Think of it like texturing a wall or flocking a Christmas tree. :) So the genetics are never messed with, but it is modified to create an instant much like dried milk or other instant products.
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Yes, you can. now please remember to send me are ear or two of corn when you harvest it.