does this product contain maltodextrin?
1500678
Yes it does. In their site in the ingredients list they list as one of the ingredients "Non-GMO Corn Maltodextrin as a drying medium". The other ingredient is Acerola cherry extract.
1997804
The ingredients: (as listed on bottle) Calcium Carbonate, Maltodextrin, Hypromellose, Mineral Oil, Titanium Dioxide Color, Glycerin, Croscarmellose Sodium, Triethyl Citrate, Polysorbate 80, Carnauba Wax, Cholecalciferol. No Gluten, No Lactose, No Preservatives, No Artificial Flavor.
520225
No. Ingredients in order: Maltodextrin, Buttermilk, salt, garlic powder, onion powder, food starch-modified, whey, xanthan gum, lactic acid, citric acid, spices, calcium lactate, disodium inosinate, spice extractives, less than 2% silicon dioxide added to prevent caking. It is really good too. I use it to marinade beef jerky. It turns out really good. My daughter loves it. It's also good to sprinkle on a baked potato, potato salad, or tuna salad. I just sprinkle the powder on dry.
2014545
Yes it is. This product does NOT contain: artificial colors, flavors, sugar, soy, preservatives, wheat, dairy gluten, corn, FOS or yeast.
2069290
No it doesn't contain maltodextrin, but I hate the taste of this Stevia. It has a weird aftertaste.
1189041
Ingredients list: rice maltodextrin, stevia extract (Stevia rebaudiana), and silica. The precise answer would be No.
1355160
Maltodextrin is commonly sourced from either wheat or corn. If you go to their webpage for this product ( http://www.jarrow.com/product/535/Jarro-Dophilus_Allergen-Free ) you will see under "Other ingredients" that they do not state it is corn-free. I suspect the maltodextrin is corn-derived. You can call Jarrow to find out for sure. Also, the capsule material (hydroxypropylmethylcellulose) is also commonly sourced from corn. There are methods to ensure that no corn protein remains in the capsule material; you'd have to check with Jarrow for clarification.
1587391
Not that I am aware of. I looked at the ingredients listed and I did not see it.
2284766
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.
279708
The ingredients are: coconut milk, maltodextrin, and sodium casinate. There is a warning on the label that says it contains milk. I've used it in bread machine recipes and it has worked fine.
859742
contains: black cherry concentrate, cellulose, maltodextrin, vegetable celulose capsule, calcium carbonateStates does not contain: sugar, artificial colors, or flavors, sodium-free, no wheat, no gluten, no soy, no dairy, yeast free
1974401
This product contains maltodextrin which is often made with a natural starch; potato is most commonly used, but corn, wheat, and barley can also be used. Most maltodextrin is considered gluten free, even when it is made from wheat or barley. This is because the refining process is so severe that nearly all glutinous elements are stripped away. Even still, people who have wheat sensitivities or who suffer from conditions like Celiac disease that are aggravated by gluten might want to avoid this thickener unless they are absolutely certain it contains no problematic substances.
198392
It doesn't say so...but in the ingredients gluten is not listed either. Better if you ask that o the manufacturers to be sure.
1683572
From the box, it says aspartame maltodextrin.I believe this is just like splenda.
489587
I use this product, and the label says exactly what J. Kahn commented on. And I would agree it would be best to check with the manufacturers. My question also to the manufacturer is: what is contained in the natural flavors? But I cannot claim that it does not have maltodextrin, only that it does not show on the label that particular ingredient.
1036854
No, not that I am even remotely aware of, contains Erythritol, oligosaccharides (simple sugars naturally occurring, Google it) & natural flavors.
436745
No Maltodextrin or any other cutting fillers. This appears to be pure refined whie stevia, with extreme potentcy, and perhaps a little less bitterness than the stuff I have been using up till now.