Nowhere can I find where it states this product is "gluten free" so is this product gluten free or not?
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I cannot speak directly for Bob's Red Mill, but I do know that I have used his Organic Buckwheat Flour for people who are gluten intolerant without any adverse effects. Buckwheat in itself is gluten free, and the Bob's Red Mill Buckwheat package lists Whole Grain Organic Buckwheat as the only ingredient. I would suggest contacting the company directly for a more definitive answer.
176300
It is my understanding that buckwheat flour does not contain gluten. That is why I use it and I have had no adverse reactions.
176301
Buckwheat, although the word wheat is in the name, is not in any way related to wheat, and therefore is gluten free. Buckwheat is actually related to sorrels, knotweeds, and rhubarb, and has been used in other countries (Japan, China, Europe, etc) for thousands of years, it was originally considered the quintessential peasant dish. Depending on how it is processed however, it may be exposed to gluten if the same machinery is used to process wheat. If you want to make absolutely sure, Bob's Mills sells the grouts, you could use them to grind your own flour.
176302
The flour may be Gluten free but the process it goes through may have had gluten products through it so it may contain some trace gluten. The Gluten free flour is milled on a separate line as to not "contaminate" it.
176303
I had to go read the package... While buckwheat isn't wheat, this product IS milled in a facility that also processes wheat, so cross-contamination is possible. Use a certified wheat-free buckwheat (Arrowhead Mills has one) if you have Celiac or are otherwise sensitive to gluten.
176304
Just the name is enough to throw a person into a fit of uncertainty. As far as I can tell from all the GF cook books I have and The Gluten Free Goddess blog that I follow, it is Gluten free.
176305
Apparently, word is on the Bob's site that it is now produced on lines shared with wheat flour, so it is contaminated with gluten. I would avoid it if you are super sensitive until you can speak with Bob's Red Mill directly to verify otherwise.
176306
Buckwheat is a gluten free grain. However, you would have to verify that the actual product is gluten free with Bob's Red Mill. Only they would know whether their grain was processed on machinery contaminated with gluten.
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.
2111638
I think they aren't allow to say "gluten free" if it is not a certified gluten free facility that it is made at, there could be traces so Just be aware.
2082488
No place on the labeling does it say Gluten Free, however there is no mention of any wheat product in the ingredients.
2074409
The product is gluten free and soy free. It's certified organic which is "usually" non GMO but would have to do more research to find out about GMO's.
2086999
Yes, this Product is Gluten free. I was using this Particular Product, because I have a Gluten Allergy. I have Osteo Arthritis, and any Gluten really Reeks Havoc with my Joints.
936811
No. It does not say gluten free on the packets themselves, so I would say no.
881876
I don't typically look for gluten free products, and this one is not advertised as such, but I think that if you read the ingredients' you'll find it is gluten free.
536767
Does not say anywhere on the bottle that it is gluten free. For questions about the product, they listed this email address: info@fineitalianfood.com or go to their website: fineitalianfood.com.
479304
There is NOTHING on the label or in the advertising that says it is GLUTEN FREE however there appears to be NO GLUTEN items listed in the list of ingredients.If you read my review I recommend against this product, TOO MUCH SALT! This level of SALT is much more harmful than GLUTEN.
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The ORIGINAL formula WAS gluten/wheat free. NOW they have formulated a NEW product that DOES contain wheat and is no longer gluten free. YES - I agree that it is very confusing and somewhat deceptive. I bought the original one because it was gluten free and when I went back on to reorder, it now contains wheat - so I will no longer purchase this one again.
1190542
The product does not state that it is gluten free but it is simply several different beneficial oils and gelatin. I am gluten sensitive and I have no reaction to it.
1800272
It does not state 'Gluten Free' on the label. However, There is a telephone number, 1-800-719-9260, listed for Questions or Comments. I imagine you could get your answer from calling them directly. Cheers!
673298
The label says gluten free. I suppose you can trust the label, but other than that I have no knowledge.
618871
Regarding gluten, I found this on their website RootologyHealth.com: "None of our ingredients contain gluten. However, we don't analyze the gluten content so cannot claim it is gluten free." Also, I have not yet tried the product, so I don't know if it works or not.
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it says "not manufactured with wheat or gluten".it is not labeled gluten free.
1915722
I'm sorry, but I have no idea if it is gluten free. I know that I have been using it for years and it really works.
1153388
I checked the ingredients and it appears to be gluten free. But I would check with your pharmacist or call CVS or Walgreens. Their pharmacy technicians would know.