Millet is naturally gluten free, is your millet suitable for gluten free diets or is there a cross-contamination risk due to the way it is processed?
1680568
I buy the Great River Millet often. We have celiac disease in our family and we have not had any issues with gluten cross contamination...High quality millet.
1680569
I buy the Great River Millet often. We have celiac disease in our family and we have not had any issues with gluten cross contamination... High quality millet.
1416881
This is hulled millet for human consumption. I no longer have the bag as I repackaged it in order to freeze & refrigerate it. As for the nutritional component, you could probably find that with a quick google search :). Millet is lower in fibre than many grains, but has other components, and can add variety in a gluten free diet. I buy it because it's gluten free and not all brands claim this so may have been contaminated with gluten. I've ordered this brand 3 times now & it's always been fresh hulled (millet has a relatively short shelf life as compared with other grains, so should be used quickly or frozen & used within a reasonable amount of time.)
1228257
Sorry, since I don't need to be on a gluten-free diet, I'm not fully-aware of what foods contain gluten. I don't believe that wheat grass is "wheat" though.
132750
Yes, Amaranth is gluten free. As for the processed part, I don't know; I haven't used this brand in a while, however that would be pretty stupid of them to promote a product as gluten free if it were processed in a facility that also processes wheat. They would have a HUGE lawsuit on their hands. :)
1623305
Bob's red mill is a very reputable company. If it says gluten free, then it's processed in their gluten free facility. Buckwheat is NOT a wheat or even related to wheat. Check it out in an encyclopedia. It is not even a grain but the fruit seed of a plant (can't remember the name) that is related to rhubarb. I am not Celiac, but just gluten intolerant. I use this all the time for breakfast and feel great!!
1622563
I have used this product with no gluten reaction. I like this product. It would be up to you. I'm gluten intolerant, I do not have celiac decease.
990913
why are you asking? becuase you obviously know nothing about gluten. gluten is a product of wheat. and unless you're alergic to it, there is absolutely no reason to avoid it (despite the BS that you may see advertised regarding the latest dieting catchphrase trend)
533157
No because although hemp seeds are naturally gluten free ; some exposure to wheat my occur during the processing / packagIng stage.
1228256
So from my understanding the type of gluten that causes reactions in those with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity occurs in the grains - i.e., the seeds - produced by the grass plants wheat, barley and rye. Pure wheat grass and barley grass (just the grass, with absolutely no seeds) do not contain gluten. But you might want to double check this.
176307
It says 100% buckwheat (organic) which should be gluten free, unless contaminated during processing - as other answers indicate. It is a fine product but I am not sensitive to gluten so cannot verify its content.
1005252
I didn't see where it is labelled gluten free but it is 100% ground corn. My understanding is that corn is a gluten free vegetable. Youcandecide for yourself. Tastes delicious if made with milk and not water. Your preference. It is delicious and I would re-order.
1912896
Well, I don't see an ingredient in it that would contain gluten by itself. But....if it's made in a factory with gluten then it could get contaminated and therefore unusable to you if you are sensitive to gluten. You have to call the company.
866176
The problem with oats is that they are constantly rotated with glutenous crops such as wheat, barely, rye etc. So cross contamination by being grown in the same field is an issue. To be sure it's gluten free the crops have to be grown in dedicated oat only fields with no glutenous crops being grown around it or rotated in the fields. Yes, Bob does still make GF oats, I picked some up today at the store. If in doubt make sure it says GF for your healths sake.
1333003
There is very minimal gluten in the standard process purification. Around 98% gluten free. However, it's so minimal that it will not typical cause a reaction.
2100944
According to the following sites, and others, barley should be avoided by persons on a gluten-free diet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gluten-free_diet and http://celiacdisease.about.com/od/glutenfreegrains/f/Is-Barley-Gluten-Free-Or-Does-Barley-Contain-Gluten.htm
634905
Assuming there are no trace amounts of flour in this product, then it should be gluten-free, since gluten is only found in grains like wheat, barley and rye.
849046
This product is probably not gluten free. Though it contains only soybean oil and cottonseed oil along with some sort of glycerides, the machines that produce it.... Also process wheat, nuts, etc.