Is there anything on the packaging about Stok being gluten free? I have to follow a strict gluten free diet but can't find out much info about this.
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No mention of gluten at all. Says "Equivalence: 1 shot espresso, 1 SVG Delivers 40MG caffeine.
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Ingredients are on the package: Water, corn syrup, brewed coffee, caffeine, lactic acid, dipotassium phosphate, and guar gum. In case you are just starting a gluten-free diet and haven't had time to look up ingredients yet, this is gluten free.
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no, sorry, i checked the pkg, and no mention of it being non-gluten was to be found on it.
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The label says "no gluten". I use the product to help regulate my blood sugar,it works for me have been using it for more than 3 years. I am type 2 diabetic non, insulin dependent. Hope this is of help to you.
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I'm not an expert and I'm not a gluten free person, but I'm very hip on nutrition in general. Potatoes are never 100% gluten free but unless you have the rare disease where you can not have even spec of gluten, it's safe on most gluten-free and celiac diets. Ingredients are potatoes, vegetable oil and citric acid.
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While this isn't specifically marked Gluten Free, I have Celiac Disease and follow a GF diet and have no problem with these. Ingredients are listed as: Vegetable Oil, sugar, corn syrup, instant coffee, salt, sodium caseinate, natural and artificial flavors, cocoa, dipotassium phosphate, cornstarch, mono and di glycerides, silicon dioxide, soy lecithin, artificial color and sucralose. CONTAINS: MILK and SOY.I hope that helps..they're really good :)
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I was surprised to discover that the two different sizes of Bio-Strath contain different ingredients. The smaller size does NOT contain malt extract, raw honey, orange juice or alcohol. I called the company and they said that the 100ml bottle is the original homeopathic recipe that does not have those extra ingredients. My conclusion: Therefore, without the malt extract, that version is gluten free. I don't why the sellers don't reveal the different ingredients in the sizes.
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Yes, this product is indeed gluten-free. There was already a similar question asked on September 19, but unfortunately that discussion was removed by Amazon. I wonder why... Anyway, let me answer for the second time, based on my own research. Yes, if any product has barley, it is not gluten-free, but this particular product has barley grass, not barley, and unless there is a chance of contamination, this product can be considered gluten-free. I am not on a gluten-free diet, so I personally don't care if it is or is not gluten-free, but if it is important for you to avoid gluten by all means, you probably should contact the company and ask them how thoroughly they follow the gluten-free guidelines. Yes, this product is indeed gluten-free. There was already a similar question asked on September 19, but unfortunately that discussion was removed by Amazon. I wonder why... Anyway, let me answer for the second time, based on my own research. Yes, if any product has barley, it is not gluten-free, but this particular product has barley grass, not barley, and unless there is a chance of contamination, this product can be considered gluten-free. I am not on a gluten-free diet, so I personally don't care if it is or is not gluten-free, but if it is important for you to avoid gluten... » Read More Yes, this product is indeed gluten-free. There was already a similar question asked on September 19, but unfortunately that discussion was removed by Amazon. I wonder why... Anyway, let me answer for the second time, based on my own research. Yes, if any product has barley, it is not gluten-free, but this particular product has barley grass, not barley, and unless there is a chance of contamination, this product can be considered gluten-free. I am not on a gluten-free diet, so I personally don't care if it is or is not gluten-free, but if it is important for you to avoid gluten by all means, you probably should contact the company and ask them how thoroughly they follow the gluten-free guidelines. « Show Less
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I just did a quick google and found it here...http://www.perfectsupplements.com/Caties-Gluten-Free-Organic-Greens-Whole-Food-p/catiegfgreens.htmWe like it because it is rare to find Gluten Free and Wheat/Barley grass Free. My kid can't have either.
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all Kind bars that I have tried are fabulous. They have some new ones that are salty, so I never tried those. Read the labels - I think they are all gluten free and soy free. They are dairy free and non GMO. Not sure about gluten -- I don't understand everything about gluten, but read the ingredient labels. If you buy from Amazon by the box they are about l/3 cheaper than in the store. I love these bars and really don't feel guilty if I only have one a day. Enjoy!
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The label says gluten free. I suppose you can trust the label, but other than that I have no knowledge.
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I don't see anything on the label that says 'gluten free'. There's a whole list of ingredients that I won't list here, but you may be able to read online at the manufacturer's website or at your grocery store ( my Krogers has them). There is a warning on the box that says, 'This product contains sugar alcohols, which may cause gastrointestinal discomfort. Excessive consumption may have a laxative effect.' Hope this helps.
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Because it states no where on the label that it is, I would say that it probably does contain gluten. Labeling is important, and with so many people who can't tolerate gluten combined with those who are making an effort to cut gluten completely......I think it's worth mentioning SOME WHERE on the label. So, I'd say no.
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Hi Amber!We have a gluten free and regular version. The packaging is in the process of b eing corrected. Sorry for the confusion! Please e-mail me at info@ecokidsusa.com with any other questions!
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I don't see anything on the label that says gluten free. You might call the company and ask them.
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Good question, I never thought about it. Swanson's site does not mention whether their product is gluten-free or not; other sites do. As with any natural catalyst, the changes are slow and subtle; I like the stuff. I AM NOT A SOURCE OF NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION - but from what I could find, seaweed can trigger other sensitivities that might appear like a gluten reaction. I am gluten tolerant. I did the elimination diet (see a holistic doctor) to determine my food sensitivities and eat accordingly. Doing it takes all the guesswork about what you should and should not eat.
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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.
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Why, are you planning on eating them? I can tell you with some certainty that they are gluten free :) I hope this helps.