Are these nuts processes in a facility that also processes wheat or gluten containing products? I need a 100% gluten free source of brazil nuts.
1595307
Hi, It says they were processed in a facility with other products including wheat, soy etc - so I think that qualifies as a no go for you.
1595308
Correct. Processed in a facility with products containg gluten. My suggestion- look for a source of UNSHELLED brazil nuts. I usually find more of them available around Thanksgivng.
1024907
Like many manufacturers we produce multiple items in our facility. We take measures to make sure each item is packed in its own area, and it should not be exposed to other food. Our products are indeed completely gluten-free, by definitions provided by the FDA. Although it is processed in a facility that may also process products containing gluten, it is our standard practice, and our strict adherence to FDA regulations, to fully and properly disinfect each piece of machinery between food processing cycles, in order to eliminate any possibility of cross-contamination of any of our Gluten-Free items. We hope this explanation further explains the nature of the product, and helps you and others in trusting that our products are truly is Gluten-Free. Hope that helps! Best, Anthony's Staff
1528672
Mine came from SimplyNuts--fulfilled by Amazon. If you contact that company they might tell you if they were processed with anything that came into contact with gluten.
53522
The package I bought about a month ago does not specify, so I went to the company website (http://www.greatrivermilling.com). While they do not call out that their processing is tree nut-free, it appears they only process flours and grains, and they do enough of it that my guess would be they have dedicated equipment used solely for this purpose. But, if it is a matter of a serious allergy, it's better to be safe than sorry. I would contact them directly and ask. This is their contact page: http://www.greatrivermilling.com/contact.php.
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I have no idea about gluten-free or the wheat. I no longer have the package. I would suggest looking on the website for this product to find the customer service number. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
60717
this is what I found on Bob's Red Mill website:"To assure the integrity of all of our Gluten Free products, we adhere to a standard of no more than 19 parts per million of gluten. We've even built a separate Gluten Free packaging division complete with specialized machinery to make sure that our products maintain their purity--just as nature intended. By going to these lengths, we're able to ensure that folks with wheat allergies, celiac disease and gluten intolerance can trust that our products are safe to consume."I hope that answer your question.
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Gluten is found in wheat flour. In what situation would raw nuts have wheat in them? If you are eating gluten free, you should at least have a basic understanding of what gluten is and why this is a silly question.
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this is what I found on Bob's Red Mill website: "To assure the integrity of all of our Gluten Free products, we adhere to a standard of no more than 19 parts per million of gluten. We've even built a separate Gluten Free packaging division complete with specialized machinery to make sure that our products maintain their purity--just as nature intended. By going to these lengths, we're able to ensure that folks with wheat allergies, celiac disease and gluten intolerance can trust that our products are safe to consume." I hope that answer your question.
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This company has many different grains and flours out, so yes they do also manufacture wheat products, but because it says gluten free they have to follow certain guidelines and are not, as far as i can tell, manufactured on the same equipment. Bob's red mill is a trusted name for gluten free people
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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!!
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At the bottom, below the ingredients, it says gluten-free. I've read the ingredients and don't see anything that would indicate nuts; although, it has sunflower, safflower and/or canola oil. I don't know if that indicates that there could be exposure to nuts since sunflowers produce nuts. 1-888-231-2684 is their customer service number. You could call them. Their website is OhYeahNutrition.com.
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No because although hemp seeds are naturally gluten free ; some exposure to wheat my occur during the processing / packagIng stage.
385123
Corn is gluten free and it is 100% cornmeal. I did not read of any additional ingredients in it that would be gluten. Now, I don't know if they mill wheat at the same facility. You may want to contact them directly about that.
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Yes - they are the same product. The gluten free version is just processed in a plant that does not process wheat or other grains that contain gluten.
768933
Yes, it is, and there is no reference being processed in a facility with nuts, etc. Also gluten-free.
68410
Gluten is the protein found in wheat and when it sprouts it eats some of the gluten as it grows, but there is some left. It is highly nutritious but there is gluten. There is other WF alternatives on Amazon...Pam Product's mix (like bisquick), and Tinkyada pastas. Another favorite of mine is Udo's breads, buns, bagels (other options maybe not on Amazon because frozen foods). Hope this helps!
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It says gluten free on label... Then small print says,"free of artificial colors, preservatives, yeast, wheat and soy.". I think that since it also contains probiotics there may be some dairy involved. Says nothing about nuts, but I don't see any nuts in the whole food blend part of it. Still might need to call company just to make sure.