Are these grain free?
1075271
There is Rice, oatmeal and flaxseed in them. No other grain type things. Our dog has many allergies and these are great!
748575
I would not think so if there are whole grains in them... Grains are gluten, yes?
398522
This is just a hunch. Peas do not come under grain category, so "Im assuming it to be gluten free". Im not an expert, its purely a guess.
590303
I am not positive about grain free cupcakes but if they cook like regular cupcakes then they will do fine..I have done cupcakes of many kinds, muffins, cookies, biscuits, and pizza with dough..it is very versatile
760499
They are definitely gluten free. The box does not state they are vegan, but I don't see any ingredients that appear non-vegan. I buy them because they are gluten free and do not contain egg. The ingredients are: cane sugar, rice flour, yellow corn flour, palm oil, brown rice flour, corn starch, organic tapioca starch, soy flour, cocoa , natural chocolate and vanilla flavors, salt, baking soda, soy lecithin and xanthan gum. They are a nice cookie for gluten free kids.
2125724
Yes according to the packaging they are gluten free. Package specifies: No yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, sugar, starch, preservatives or animal products.
1817336
They appear to be. We've eaten almost all of our first box and the couple we have left are clearly gluten free and the box itself indicates that they are gluten free.
1668102
I believe they are according to the info I found on Amazon.com. My dogs love these and I get them several times a year!
271149
On their own web site it says that they are "gluten free and are packed in a separate facility to prevent cross contamination." The only caution it states on my package is that they may contain pits and/or pit fragments.
995216
I am going to say yes. They are low in carbs, gluten and grain-free, come from a root vegetable, and are made by a process of fermentation. Supposedly that is where the smell comes from, which disappears after rinsing as directed. They are not "yucky" and are a great substitute for noodles, particularly in Asian style dishes. I see no reason why they would not be Paleo-friendly.
1542266
Yes. They are made from gelatin, which is essentially boiled collagen. There are no grain products involved.
253900
you can check their website..no they do not have wheat in them thereby being gluten free.
1781982
Yes they are. also not toasted, roasted or salted. They are a bit cheaper at Costco but not worth the trip if that is all you need. I eat them for a quick snack.
112096
It isn't marketed as grain free, I believe. Checking their website, they note they have carbohydrates and natural grains in their food. There are other brands like Blue Buffalo that have grain free products so you might want to check those out.
641260
Yes they are! They contain no milk, no lactose, no soy, no gluten, no wheat, no yeast, no fish and they are sodium free.
215076
It is my understanding that they are. I have Celiac Disease and was fine with them. I was told that they shut down regular production when they make the gluten free ones and use cleaned machines. Like everyone else, I can't guarantee it, but I can say they work just fine for me.
413335
They should be since corn is the grain involved. However, the box indicates that the grits are processed on the same equipment that processes milk, wheat, soy and egg which may account for the fact that it is not specifically noted as gluten free.