Are these chia seeds manufactured with other allergen foods? (wheat, dairy, nuts, etc..)
1458608
I got rid of the original package and I don't remember. I sure do love them though. I grind mine as a friend with diverticulosis got diverticulitis from a chia seed. After it's ground it still swells up and fills me up along with all the goodness that they have.
1458609
The picture on of the label says it's packaged in a facility that handle tree nuts
1458610
The best ones to purchase and the healthiest I am told by my Doctor are the raw seeds from Mexico, not quite sure why, but they are very good for you. For instance, colon health, digestive system, and so much more. /as far as being manufactured with other allergen foods, I really am not sure. You might check with the seller on this issue.
1009596
As others have pointed out, it's made in a plant which also processes milk, soy, nuts and grains. Normally it does not contain any of those but accidental cross-contamination is always possible. I am quite sensitive to dairy and mildly sensitive to soy but I have not had a problem with this product. Unfortunately, one reviewer did suffer a reaction so if you have a severe allergy don't take a chance.
97274
I bought these for my son, who is vegan. He loves them and has continued to buy them. If you read the ingredients, there is no egg, no milk, or any other animal product used to make these crackers. They do contain wheat and seeds and are probably not gluten free.
1326675
chia seeds are from a plant grown in Mexico and southern region. It is the highest form of omega 3 in a plant based food. It has numerous health benefits including anti oxidents. It is gluten free and extremly hydroscopice. It can be used in shakes or sprikled on salads or any foods foods. We use it in alot of our baked goods here at "The Blue Moon Bagel Cafe"
1610460
As far as I can tell from the tiny letters on the label, and checking the RAW website, the answer woukd be "no." They appear to be vegetarian, but not dairy-free, so if you're allergic to dairy, or vegan, you might want to look more closely. Check their site yourself: I think they MAY have another probiotic that's dairy-free...but it might also have other ingredients not congenial to a vegan or other vegetarian. There ARE companies out there who produce dairy-free probiotics, but in your place I'd do a search, read ingredient lists carefully, and even contact the companies' customer support. That way you'll feel confident about the product you decide to buy.
592013
Hi, It does not giveany allergen warnings. Pure almonds, no mention of shared equipment. No gluten.
288415
Yes the tub says.... Results and Recovery Drink now has an Allergen Information statement that says the product is "... manufactured in a plant that also processes egg, fish, crustacean shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, and wheat (gluten) ingredients." Though I know people who have allergies to nuts and never had a problem. It does have this warning though!
1864740
Organic cashews, organic almonds, organic Brazil nuts, organic chia seeds, organic flax seeds, organic hazelnuts, organic pumpkin seeds, and sea salt. (Made in a facility that processes soy, sesame, tree nuts, peanuts and seeds.)
929346
I don't believe any chia seeds are GMO. Don't know about chemicals. Check out http://www.azchia.com/ for lots of good info on chia seeds and the origin of modern commercial chia.
1833995
I am responding to this so far after only because it may cause some confusion. I contacted Nestle about their ingredients and the allergen information and the answer I received is that the equipment that the powder is processed on, also processes wheat and soy products. While I am concerned about allergen information I think that going to the source itself is usually better than trying to guess. Most companies will answer if you email them about ingredients or allergens.
288412
Yes. On the container, there is a section that states: Allergen Information- This product contains milk (as whey), soy (as lecithin), and is manufactured in a plant that also processes egg, fish, crustacean shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, and wheat (gluten) ingredients.
1947786
At the bottom, below the ingredients, it says gluten-free. I've read the ingredients and don't see anything that would indicate nuts; although, it has sunflower, safflower and/or canola oil. I don't know if that indicates that there could be exposure to nuts since sunflowers produce nuts. 1-888-231-2684 is their customer service number. You could call them. Their website is OhYeahNutrition.com.
760501
My son is allergic to wheat, dairy, eggs, and nuts and he has no problems with these. They appear to have no ingredients arrived from animals.
1962338
None..this is a natural product and is not processed. It has only Omega 6 and Omega 3 fatty acids in its natural form. Chia seeds are a wonderful addition to your diet and I use 1 to 2 tablespoons in my yogurt or oatmeal a day. I just mix it in and eat it raw or cooked. It is so easy to add to your diet and I have been eating them for over 2 years.
271147
They are gluten free. This is stated affirmatively on the front of the package. They are also peanut tree-nut free. With regard to wheat at the processing plant, you would have to contact the manufacturer to be certain. However given the nature of the process, I would find that unlikely. Moreover, the fact that it's an organic product and that Newman's bothered to be very specific about other allergy-related concerns might imply that if other allergens were potentially present, they, too, would at least be mentioned. Hope that helps.
934533
No, they are from papaya enzymes, no gluten, wheat, soy, egg, fish, shellfish or tree nut ingredients. I've been using them and considered them very effective.
386224
Yes - I checked the package and it contains soy and is processed with equipment that also processes wheat, peanuts and tree nuts. Sorry. It's wonderful stuff (well, for someone without those allergies).