At least two (maybe three) varieties of Boulder Canyon malt vinegar and sea salt chips are labeled gluten-free and/or erroneously contain the Gluten Free Certification Organization (GFCO) Certified Gluten-Free mark (i.e. they were never certified by GFCO) and include the
Gluten Free Watchdog has issued a product alert. Please see https://www.glutenfreewatchdog.org/blog.php?id=7
After posting about Balsamic Four Onion Spread on Friday, I was alerted to another product containing barley malt extract. Promax Nutty Butter Crunch and LS Peanut Butter Cookie Dough bars are labeled gluten-free and are certified gluten-free by the Gluten-Free
Balsamic Four Onion Spread is labeled gluten-free but contains barley malt extract. Fortunately the gluten-free label is being removed from the product. For much more information, please see https://www.glutenfreewatchdog.org/blog.php?id=8.
Recently I was asked about my thoughts on Teeccino brand herbal coffee and whether or not it is gluten free. The ingredients list of the Original Herbal Coffee reads: Ingredients: roasted carob, organic roasted barley, chicory root, organic dates, almonds,
The first and only time I ate Marmite was in high school. I’ve never had the desire to eat it again. But many people love Marmite. If you are one of these people, and you have celiac disease, you should
If you currently have any NuGo Dark: Mint Chocolate Chip bars please note that while this bar is labeled gluten free it contains malt ingredients. The ingredients “soy crisp nuggets” and “chocolate rice crisp” contain malt and malt extract, respectively.
Recently I was asked about my thoughts on Teeccino brand herbal coffee and whether or not it is gluten free. The ingredients list of the Original Herbal Coffee reads: Ingredients: roasted carob, organic roasted barley, chicory root, organic dates, almonds,