Is your Xylitol gluten and corn free?
1186886
It is gluten free. It is also made from birch trees in the US (website says: Organic birch (not from corn!)).
537223
Corn is not considered an allergen, so the company is not required to list it. Soy, gluten or wheat are listed because of being allergens, not in relation to non-gmo status.
1923276
Yes - the package reads: Contains no yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy milk, sugar, starch, preservatives or animal products.
1547409
I emailed the company and this is what they said: The xylitol in our products is derived from the fibrous or woody parts of Non-Gmo corn stalks and cobs. There is no corn kernel in the xylitol, so those with allergies to corn have no reaction to it. It is also casein and gluten free. Because there is no grain in the product, there are absolutely no micro-toxins found in our xylitol (It is tested for such impurities in the manufacturing process and as a finished product). The corn-derived xylitol does not require hydrogenation, like xylitol from birch trees, and since it comes from a renewable source we're able to keep it affordable for our customers. Our Xylitol is manufactured in China. We are aware of the concerns that people have with products being made in China, so we do take extra precautions. We package all of our products here in the U.S. so we are able to inspect them before packaging. The FDA also inspects and approves. We also send a couple of our representatives to China around 6 times a year to check on the facilities. I can assure you that all of our products are safe to use. It is the pharmaceutical grade and is at least 99.8% pure.
385122
The package is labeled as stoneground organic cornmeal. There are no other ingredients. Cornmeal with nothing else is, in my understanding, a gluten free food.
100947
The packaging doesn't say gluten free per se, but the ingredients do not list wheat or gluten... sugar, corn syrup, lactic acid, lots of food coloring. It looks gluten free to me. :)
1696484
No corn. Label states it contains non-gmo, gluten free rice concentrate as only other ingredient.
60718
I am no expert, and am knew to knowing about my gluten allergy, but I have discovered that I am allergic to flour and corn and I'm pretty sure soy. So... I ended up being allergic to this...I guess it is pretty common. Sorry I can't help answer your question.
1565777
I called the company and unfortunately they have corn. I have a friend, however, will celiac disease who eats them all the time. the other brand they have which does NOT have any gmo ingredients and is in the deli dept. at walmart. Hope this helps.
162416
According to the information listed on the container - Ingredients: Sugar, Corn Syrup, Nonfat Milk, Contains 2% or Less of Cornstarch, Soy Lecithin, Glycerine, Salt, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Caramel Color, Yellow 6. So it is not corn free. It be sure it meets your needs, check with the manufacturer.
1005253
Corn is naturally gluten free, and all Palmetto Farms Grits, and Corn Meal are naturally gluten free also. They are processed and packaged in a completely gluten free facility, too. Labels on packaging is forthcoming now that the testing has been certified. -Palmetto Farms
1643506
Not sure: I gave it to a friend........ I personally have not cooked with it. If its just corn, it should be gluten free.
157106
I googled vegetable gums and found a lot of explanations of the sources used to make these. I also googled gluten-free diet and found a lot of information on the Mayo Clinic website as to what to avoid. Bottom line: ask the manufacturer of the XyliMelts.
802157
No, it is gluten free. Ingredients: modified food starch (waxy maize). I like how it remained clear and thickened up nicely.
682611
My husband works for Cornaby's and he said it is certified non-GMO corn called waxy maize. It is one of those rare corn products that is non-gmo. It is the same variety of corn used in Ultra Gel http://www.amazon.com/Cornabys-Ultra-Gel-Gluten-Free-Thickener/dp/B00910LUQS.
2192671
corn flour, rice flour, mono and diglycerides....produced in a dedicated gluten free facility
863234
No xylitol but it does contain erythritol, which is also a naturally derived sweetner, has a super-low glycemic index, and in my opion tastes just like sugar! I've tried several types of granular stevia and this is my favorite hands-down.