is oat fiber gluten free?
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Short answer: Yes. You might want to see if wheat is processed with the same equipment.
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Yes. As long as it hasn't been contaminated with wheat during the process. I love this product!
346183
No. Honeyville's web site says "This product may contain trace amounts of wheat."
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Read the information on the manufacturer's website. http://shop.honeyville.com/oat-fiber.html
1678688
They are similar but not identical. For many people, the difference may be meaningless, but you won't know until you try. GF generally means no gluten in the product AND no cross contamination during the growing and production processes. While oats have no wheat gluten, as you correctly note, wheat glutens may cross contaminate the oats from neighboring fields or the use of the same machinery. My wife and I eat only the Bob's oats, and I've eaten both versions from Bob's and had no reaction to the ones not noted as GF. You may differ. Good luck!
1550506
I do not see any mention of gluten on the packaging, so I did a google search and found that flaxseeds are naturally gluten free.
2003139
Yes. The only issue with flaxmeal is that it has to be pure flaxmeal, which this is - flaxmeal by itself is gluten free.
718605
My wife says that it probably is gluten-free because the ingredients identified on the package says: Organic skim milk (nothing else). Gluten is a combination of the natural proteins found in wheat, and to a much lesser extent, in rye and barley. Since the package does not identify wheat, rye or barley as an ingredient, it probably is gluten-free.
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I cannot find anything on the Phillips Fiber website that makes that claim, however the list of ingredients look gluten free to me. YMMV
999603
I'm not sure, I've never bought oat flour. Did you email the seller and ask them? I can vouch that this is a fairly good product for adding some fiber and complex carbs to a shake though.
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Yes. It's completely gluten-free, certified. All "Hi-Maize" comes from National Starch Food Innovation and then resold to consumers by various retailers (one is Honeyville, another is King Arthur Flour). It is recommended to those on a gluten-free diet to help with fiber needs. Here is more info from the manufacturer: http://www.foodinnovation.com/foodinnovation/en-us/Hi-maize/Pages/Home.aspx On King Arthur Flour's consumer version, it's clearly labeled gluten-free: http://www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/items/hi-maize-fiber-12-oz
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Oat flour is NOT normally recommended for people with Celiac's disease, as there can be trace amounts of gluten in the flour due to growing practices and cross-contamination. However, if you're on a wheat free diet for health reasons oat flour is a lifesaver--combine it with equal amounts rice flour and some xanthum (sp?) gum and you've got a good baking mix in a pinch, plus it makes great cookies on its own. Bottom line? If trace amounts aren't an issue for you for wheat and/or gluten free diet, then oat flour is a great friend.
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No because although hemp seeds are naturally gluten free ; some exposure to wheat my occur during the processing / packagIng stage.
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interesting, a guest at our inn asked the very same question yesterday morning. We checked the contents and it shows simply 'oats', so would guess that it's gluten-free. He had a package with him from the same company that said gluten-free on it..so maybe that would be a better choice. BTW-i serve these every morning at our inn and they are loved by people from all over the world..good product!
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If the only ingredient listed is cranberry juice, there is no gluten. Gluten is found in grain products exclusively. Are you on a prescribed gluten-free diet for celiac disease or a diagnosed gluten allergy. Gluten avoidance has become an overblown fad. Avoiding it does not help weight loss.
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Like other answerers here, I personally would NOT call this one gluten free because it does not say so on the package. But Bob's Red Mill does offer a specific gluten free steel cut oats and there is a good description of it on their webpage.
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I'm not sure about this one but Bobs Red Mill does have a gluten free oat flour which is on amazon. Hope this helps you because I know these products are very hard to find in your local grocery store.
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These oats are gluten free! They are made in a factory that does not have any processing of wheat in it. I heard that all oats are gluten free but that is a myth. Hope this helps.
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Not all oats are truly gluten-free. Oats themselves are gluten-free, but some oats can be cross-contaminated with wheat, rye, barley or gluten so if you have a sensitivity or allergy, you should take care to purchase oats (or oat flour) that are certified gluten-free.
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The only ingredient is certified organic carob powder, so unless it were somehow contaminated it is gluten free. There is no gluten free certification on the package, but I myself have celiac, and I have no problems with it.