Contains gluten Did anyone else know that this contains gluten? I'm concerned b/c there is a slight difference with the packets and the large canister. Carnation (nor Az.com) do not publish this distinction. I would think carnation, like most food manufacturers, don't want to fess up to diluting their food with flour. Has anyone found any large containers that have different labeling? I'm curious if it was just the chocolate, or other flavors. Also- don't we think if AZ.com lists ingredients they should put allergens? Why have the ingredients at all??? thanks Contains gluten Did anyone else know that this contains gluten? I'm concerned b/c there is a slight difference with the packets and the large canister. Carnation (nor Az.com) do not publish... » Read More Contains gluten Did anyone else know that this contains gluten? I'm concerned b/c there is a slight difference with the packets and the large canister. Carnation (nor Az.com) do not publish this distinction. I would think carnation, like most food manufacturers, don't want to fess up to diluting their food with flour. Has anyone found any large containers that have different labeling? I'm curious if it was just the chocolate, or other flavors. Also- don't we think if AZ.com lists ingredients they should put allergens? Why have the ingredients at all??? thanks « Show Less
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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.
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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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Dear Kimberly, I am do not claim to be an expert in this field and I have no affiliation whatsoever to Dr. Mc Dougall's, Having said that I do have the product in the house and it only contains "ORGANIC GLUTEN FREE WHOLE OATS" according to the label. Than it goes on to container sweeteners. Maybe Amazon described it wrong on the product page. Sorry. If you do try it I think you be delighted with it. Keith Herman
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I use this product, and the label says exactly what J. Kahn commented on. And I would agree it would be best to check with the manufacturers. My question also to the manufacturer is: what is contained in the natural flavors? But I cannot claim that it does not have maltodextrin, only that it does not show on the label that particular ingredient.
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Frustrating, isn't it? I've been searching like crazy for buckwheat noodles that don't actually contain wheat gluten myself. I have to think though that the product name is acceptable in the same way 'chocolate chip pancakes' or 'cinnamon rice chex' are acceptable names. They just mean that the ingredient is included. (Still a bummer though!)
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I am pretty sure it does not contain gluten. I would have noticed if the label listed gluten, since at the time I thought that I had Celiac disease, and I always checked for that. Since then, my doctor has told me I do not have any antibodies to gluten in my blood.
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I purchased this for the non-GMO aspects of the product. There is no mention of a mixed environment for production (i.e. with wheat). Gluten intolerance vs. celiac requires different responses .... from the-gluten-free-chef.com;" Although corn, like wheat, rye and barley, does have a protein content it does not cause harmful effects to the intestines of someone with celiac disease. Therefore it is considered safe for celiacs to eat from a gluten perspective. However, many celiacs can have an intolerance to corn, so it is best not to rely on it too heavily as a substitute for wheat flour." I am gluten intolerant and have had no issues with this product - Hope that helps .... I purchased this for the non-GMO aspects of the product. There is no mention of a mixed environment for production (i.e. with wheat). Gluten intolerance vs. celiac requires different responses .... from the-gluten-free-chef.com;" Although corn, like wheat, rye and barley, does have a protein content it does not cause harmful effects to the intestines of someone with celiac disease. Therefore it is considered safe for celiacs to eat from a gluten perspective. However, many celiacs can have an intolerance to corn, so it is best not to rely on it too heavily as a substitute for wheat... » Read More I purchased this for the non-GMO aspects of the product. There is no mention of a mixed environment for production (i.e. with wheat). Gluten intolerance vs. celiac requires different responses .... from the-gluten-free-chef.com;" Although corn, like wheat, rye and barley, does have a protein content it does not cause harmful effects to the intestines of someone with celiac disease. Therefore it is considered safe for celiacs to eat from a gluten perspective. However, many celiacs can have an intolerance to corn, so it is best not to rely on it too heavily as a substitute for wheat flour." I am gluten intolerant and have had no issues with this product - Hope that helps .... « Show Less
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http://www.fritolay.com/your-health/us-products-not-containing-gluten-ingredients.html According to the Lay's website most of the flavors contained in this package are on the "U.S. Products Not Containing Gluten Ingredients" list. If you read the fine print it says that even though they don't contain gluten they may be made on machinery that also makes gluten products so it's not guaranteed. I wouldn't risk it.
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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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Not sure why Amazon asked me for an answer...I didn't purchase this brand. I got Sundown...which is gluten-free. Love that brand. Check closeup of back label and ingredients...Nature Made doesn't say gluten-free.
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We just called the company. According to their customer service rep, this stevia has ALWAYS had maltodextrin in it. He said that it's just residue from the machinery. He refused to comment on why they're suddenly including it on their labels or why their label used to guarantee no additional ingredients if it had maltodextrin. Then he invited us to buy from someone else if we don't like it. So we are.
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Here is the link for a site that lists the ingredient part of this label. Don't know if some of those things contain gluten or not, but the bottle does not brag about being gluten free. If the link doesn't answer your questions, then here is the number of Advanced Reserach, the company that makes it. 1-800-222-7153LINK: http://www.swansonvitamins.com/advanced-research-nutrient-carriers-lithium-orotate-100-tabs?SourceCode=INTL405&CAWELAID;=859812704&catargetid;=530002460000101378&cade;vice=c&mkwid;=fw3MiINP&pcrid;=67697597407&g;clid=CjwKEAiAjsunBRCy3LSlz_PJqCgSJACJY7yK2kiF0ks2eHHCfbDrNMhZKG4bczTCXhuHl1T1FDO_ehoCVZnw_wcB Here is the link for a site that lists the ingredient part of this label. Don't know if some of those things contain gluten or not, but the bottle does not brag about being gluten free. If the link doesn't answer your questions, then here is the number of Advanced Reserach, the company that makes it. 1-800-222-7153LINK: http://www.swansonvitamins.com/advanced-research-nutrient-carriers-lithium-orotate-100-tabs?SourceCode=INTL405&CAWELAID;=859812704&catargetid;=530002460000101378&cade;vice=c&mkwid;=fw3MiINP&pcrid;=67697597407&g;clid=CjwKEAiAjsunBRCy3LSlz_PJqCgSJACJY7... » Read More Here is the link for a site that lists the ingredient part of this label. Don't know if some of those things contain gluten or not, but the bottle does not brag about being gluten free. If the link doesn't answer your questions, then here is the number of Advanced Reserach, the company that makes it. 1-800-222-7153LINK: http://www.swansonvitamins.com/advanced-research-nutrient-carriers-lithium-orotate-100-tabs?SourceCode=INTL405&CAWELAID;=859812704&catargetid;=530002460000101378&cade;vice=c&mkwid;=fw3MiINP&pcrid;=67697597407&g;clid=CjwKEAiAjsunBRCy3LSlz_PJqCgSJACJY7yK2kiF0ks2eHHCfbDrNMhZKG4bczTCXhuHl1T1FDO_ehoCVZnw_wcB « Show Less
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This product isn't 100% GF. I called the company and although there are NO gluten containing ingredients, the seeds could be slightly contaminated due to the winds. They said it could have between 10 - 100 PPM. I was REALLY bummed about this as I buy it and use it often. No more or my Celiac son!
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The last two I received did not contain Gluten. I have Celiacs and enjoyed this. Formulations change all the time so you still have to check. Who ever thought soy sauce would go to using wheat.
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The bottle says it only contains the listed ingredients (cellulose, modified cellulose (vegetatian capsule). I am gluten sensitive (but not celiac), and I have not had a problem with this product.
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Here is what I could find ... I do not specifically see "gluten free" anywhere on the product. But here are the ingredients: Supplement FactsServing Size 2 Vegetarian CapsulesServings Per Container 30 Amount Per Serving %Daily ValueCalories 5 Total Carbohydrate 2 g <1%†Sugars 1 g Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid) 30 mg 50%D-Mannose 1,000 mg *Cranberry (Vacciniummacrocarpon) (berry extract) (as CranActin® Cranberry AF™ Extract)400 mg *†Percent Daily Value based on a 2,000 calorie diet.*Daily Value not established.Other ingredients: Vegetable cellulose capsule, cellulose, magnesium hydroxide, silica and magnesium stearate. Here is what I could find ... I do not specifically see "gluten free" anywhere on the product. But here are the ingredients: Supplement FactsServing Size 2 Vegetarian CapsulesServings Per Container 30 Amount Per Serving %Daily ValueCalories 5 Total Carbohydrate 2 g <1%†Sugars 1 g Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid) 30 mg 50%D-Mannose 1,000 mg *Cranberry (Vacciniummacrocarpon) (berry extract) (as CranActin® Cranberry AF™ Extract)400 mg *†Percent Daily Value based on a 2,000 calorie diet.*Daily Value not... » Read More Here is what I could find ... I do not specifically see "gluten free" anywhere on the product. But here are the ingredients: Supplement FactsServing Size 2 Vegetarian CapsulesServings Per Container 30 Amount Per Serving %Daily ValueCalories 5 Total Carbohydrate 2 g <1%†Sugars 1 g Vitamin C (as Ascorbic Acid) 30 mg 50%D-Mannose 1,000 mg *Cranberry (Vacciniummacrocarpon) (berry extract) (as CranActin® Cranberry AF™ Extract)400 mg *†Percent Daily Value based on a 2,000 calorie diet.*Daily Value not established.Other ingredients: Vegetable cellulose capsule, cellulose, magnesium hydroxide, silica and magnesium stearate. « Show Less
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this product is listen on the Hoosier Hill website as containing soy. Usually gluten-sensitive people do not have a problem with soy, but some have reported being intolerant to soy. I assume if you have problems you know whether soy is harmful to you personally? if not, you probably will be ok with this product.