Would you answer the question regarding whether the formula has recently changed on this product. In addition, what is the % of Quinoa to corn flour? Maybe it should be named Corn pasta.
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My box looks exactly like the one on Amazon. It does not address the percentage of corn to quinoa. But does have a statement says "Certified Organic by Quality Assurance Intl. (QAI) Website is www.quinoa.net maybe it would have more answers or a phone contact. Phoning the companies is a big plus. Mine were purchased in June 2013. Will be ordering more soon. Hope this helps.
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I don't know if it's changed--but the way is cooks is the best. ONLY PROBLEM, I want to know if the corn is TRULY ORGANIC. It should be called ORGANICALLY GROWN QUINOA-CORN BLEND--- that is if it is truly Organic. Would be nice to know the % of each so one can balance this knowledge with a diet being consumed.
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Corn is gluten free and it is 100% cornmeal. I did not read of any additional ingredients in it that would be gluten. Now, I don't know if they mill wheat at the same facility. You may want to contact them directly about that.
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Thank you for getting me to go and look at that question. I googled and came up with this link: http://snippets.com/is-there-gluten-in-cornmeal.htm
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No. Absolutely not. I have had a corn sensitivity, and I take this every day. I also called the company about their multi-vita-min for women to see if it contains corn and was told no-- they aren't making any synthetic ingredients so if corn is not listed, it's not in it.
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Sorry, but they did not state whether the corn flour was non-GMO or not. What I do know was that Birds Custard powder was around for over 50 years and the quality is the same. My mom made fine custards with it.
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My best guess is that corn is used because it's a cheap filler. I am allergic to corn and try very hard to avoid products that contain it. After trying Daosin, I switched to Histame and have found it to be a much better product...at least, for me.
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This is what I found: No corn.http://blog.bobsredmill.com/gluten-free/guar-gum-vs-xanthan-gum/
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This is what the company said regarding this: "None of our products contain corn, or corn derived products." If anyone has specific questions, I feel it is always best to ask the company directly so one gets the correct information & not second-hand.
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I believe this is not the organic version. It looks like they made a mistake in the description. They do make an organic version of this flour.
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If you go to http://www.therawfoodworld.com/mungbeanfettuccineorganic71ozpasta-exploreasian-pi1007923#.VCDx_r6F_F8 they have the same Mung Bean Pasta and the label is totally different!!! I think something is funky about this company!!!! Right?
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Hello, while reviewing this product we found that we have not been notified of any changes to the formulation. We would suggest contacting the seller that you ordered from directly for further assistance regarding the product.
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I bought this flour for a gluten-free friend. Incredible. Best over all other gluten free flours I tried. I am a non-GMO believer and as a gardner know even with vegetable starts genetic modification is a problem (NOT referring to hybridization). My best reply is to keep contacting www.cup4cup.com for reply. This being said my understanding in US is that corn is genetically modified. Most soy ect. vegetable oils are gmo. Thus the labeling dispute. Making it yourself you still have to know the "source" of your ingredients" and googling sites that list products still doesn't help you if your search item isn't listed. I buy Italian farrow since it's closest to original genetic makeup on wheat. The process of researching this only seems to create more questions since the source is out of our control and dependant on the supplier. If it doesn't state non gmo then it most likely has gmo ingredients. My guess. Wish this could help. Then there is the problem that gmo or not it's still fattening :-)
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The inactive ingredients show that it is corn based and that it also contains dairy derivatives but nothing shouts gluten. Although mine is gluten free, doesn't mean they wont or haven't changed formulas. This is Wal-Mart we are talking about so if wheat becomes cheaper for them to use, they will use it. The name brand Zyrtec does have gluten.
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I use system 3 (fine, thining hair). In my experience, YES the formula changed when Nioxin was sold and moved to Mexico. Most ingredience are the same, but not listed in the same order. (%of each is different). I didn't know this until I was looking to see why my hair was falling again. I bought all I could find "made in Georgia".
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Hi. I have scoured every inch of the labeling on the product, and it does not say whether or not it is Non-GMO corn. So, if I had to guess, I would guess that it might indeed have modified corn as the base. But, in fairness, I do not know. Sorry, and I suspect this is not what you wanted to hear. Mary/Ed
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A competitor has answered some questions here falsely. It never contained corn and it's been gluten-free (all flavors) since January 2015. It is entirely allergen-free.
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I don't know. I have 3 boxes left from a year ago. I was planning on buying more when 2 boxes left. I usually put a pat of butter in water, maybe that would help. Stir often only remedies I know about. Try calling the company or go to quinoa.net. Good luck. I will try to reach them also. Good to know. Hope it taste the same.