Gluten Free: Can anyone from Amazon tell me if this is the certified gluten free version of this flour?
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If you zoom in on the pic you can see that it has Bob's logo for Gluten Free on it. Bob's tests their GF stuff using ELISA down to like 5ppm or something similar, so it's definitely as safe as possible.
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If you need it to be free of gluten, you might try using this flour by Great River Great River Organic Milling Gluten Free All Purpose Flour Mix Made with White Rice Flour, 25-Pound It is a nice flour to use in gluten free baking, but be cautious not to just swap the flours in all recipes, gluten free flour acts differently depending on whether you make quick breads or yeast breads. Try searching the internet for gluten free recipes. There are many blogs and websites out there dedicated to the gluten free baker. Good luck!
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I would like to know what grains are in this bread flour...I contacted Amazon customer service, and even they could not give me any info on this!
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I only ordered the 4 lb bag, not the case. Its alot of flour and still using it. I have trialed many brands and this is the best gluten free flour I have found. Unless you plan on doing a massive amount of baking in the next month or so, I would stick to buying it in the 4 lbs bags. Not sure about the shelf life
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Since I am not sensitive to gluten, I am not sure if the Move Free product is certified gluten free. Have you tried visiting the Schiff website for more detailed information about the product? Sorry I couldn't be of more help
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Certified Gluten Free is a trademarked term that we do not license from the trademark holder. Almonds are naturally gluten-free and there is no risk of cross contamination with gluten in our facility.Best Regards,Terrasoul Superfoods
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I just checked a package. The #1 ingredient is enriched wheat flour and the package doesn't say gluten free. So, I seriously doubt they are gluten free. Sorry!
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The flour blend is totally gluten free and GMO free, but I cannot find a statement where they claim to be organic.
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the website does not claim this to be GF and since they do mill other flours, cross-contamination seems likely you can ask them contact@greatrivermilling.com
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I don't know who listed it under Gluten Free... So I cannot help you.Ask the makers.
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The label says gluten free. I suppose you can trust the label, but other than that I have no knowledge.
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The big white label (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41HTnraBxLL.jpg) say "Gluten Free". My lab is not up to snuff for testing for it, so I believe we'll just have to accept that.
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Yes it IS gluten free. It has a corn-based thickner, NOT a wheat based thickner.
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This particular one is not certified gluten free. Maybe Schiff makes products that are gluten free - I do not know. Here is the company's information phone regarding their products: 1-800-526-6251
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I did a search and there are a few postings indicating it is gluten free. You might check the company's website. :)
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Yes. It's completely gluten-free, certified. All "Hi-Maize" comes from National Starch Food Innovation and then resold to consumers by various retailers (one is Honeyville, another is King Arthur Flour). It is recommended to those on a gluten-free diet to help with fiber needs. Here is more info from the manufacturer: http://www.foodinnovation.com/foodinnovation/en-us/Hi-maize/Pages/Home.aspx On King Arthur Flour's consumer version, it's clearly labeled gluten-free: http://www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/items/hi-maize-fiber-12-oz
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well I looked that one up and as I thought it is , but manufacturer's very ,, as follows from internet source "Psyllium husk, powder and whole seeds, are gluten free. Due to the sudden popularity of its use as a replacement for xanthan and guar gums, I wanted to ensure that those with gluten intolerance are using products which are truly gluten free.... so without the manufacturer having this certification that it is gluten free there may well be some gluten in the product but very low content amounts ? 20 ppm