Is there potato starch in these?
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It seems not, only brown or white rice flours. that's all I could find in the ingredients.
1046607
Sure, it is just potatoes and hopefully nothing else. I did find that they don't seem to be the same as I had purchased in the past and the expiration date is still current. I don't think you will suffer any problems by eating them so close to the expiration date.
868587
No - the website says only cornstarch is inactive ingredient. Perhaps you accidently looked at a different product. http://www.gericarepharm.com/itemdetail.cfm?ProductID=259
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They specifically state that they contain no yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy milk, sugar, starch, preservatives or animal production. Yes, they are gluten free.
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In not sure if is a starch. It has a higher carb content than almond flour. But it mixes better in normal recipes, like reg flour
787907
Now I'm confused reading the responses. One lists corn syrup solids and corn starch. The other doesn't have these ingredients.
700027
Hello Lisa, I'm sorry about the delay in responding to you. I do not have the package anymore. I do have another one of their packages of something else and it doesn't look like I see a GF symbol anywhere. I do not recall the potato starch package having one, but could not say for sure. We eat a gluten free diet, but we do not have celiac or anything in which we would have had an immediate reaction if there was gluten in it. I hope that helps, but I don't think it does too much. I'm sorry. I do like company though. Maybe you could ask them directly?
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That's not mentioned one way or the other on the carton or package. The package says "No chemical additives - no preservatives - gluten free." The ingredients are potatoes, butter, and salt. In the preparation process, you add a cup of cold milk. We use soy milk, and it's great.
1322260
Not that I am aware of; never seen them in stores; you could contact the Corelle/Corning company to find out
501058
In order: potato flour, potato starch, corn starch, tomato paste, spinach powder, salt, sugar, beetroot powder (color), turmeric, canola oil and/or safflower oil and/or sunflower oil, sea salt. Manufactured in a facility that processes wheat, soy, and milk. Personal note: my toddler grandson loves these, and so do I. They have very little salt (250 mg= 10%). Tasty!
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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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When I purchased them yes there were. You can go to their website for info: http://www.generalpencil.com/
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I don't know, but the ones I got were ra,w so I would think there is no gluten. Even the roasted ones are baked with salt and maybe a little oil! I would ask the seller! Bill
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Label mentions no wheat, corn, soy, sugar or sweeteners. There is vegetable cellulose which could be potato starch. Hope that helps.....
1196272
Corn starch, potato starch, tapioca starch, palm oil, dextrose, cellulose gum, baking powder, salt, citric acid, yeast, soy lecithin, soda.
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I believe they are but can't say for sure. I know that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEM, especially the potato peeler (green one).
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No. Ingredients on lable says salt,sugar, corn starch, and bromelain. Far cheaper than small sizes sold in markets.