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Corn Meal And Cereals


rma451

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hi every one ,

iam very new to gluten-free. My blood work came back around 7 weeks ago 99%positive. havent had biopsy yet.

I hope this is the right place and i have did this right.

my problem is i am craving corm meal and want to make bread and a few othe dishes i need to use it for.

problem is i have called goya and im waiting on a list from them but I did see them on one of the lists as iffy products. quacker forget it , I have called them and they told me to basically avoid all their products except , a syrup, which I thought was very nice. walmart has a lambs brand which my store doesnt carry .

and then there is a brand called Hope but it only has an address on the bag ??

or there is bob;s who makes gluten-free products but none of his products for corn have gluten-free on them and the health food store said no they werent gluten-free.

help what does every one else use for corn meal out there. ??? thank you.

also several stores make their own versions of puffed rice cereal , they all pretty much just say brown rice on them , already tryed arrowheads think thats right name and felt sick for a few days so threw away. I really cant say for sure it was the cereal but couldnt find anything else in my diet to question at that time, but i do have so many allergies or intorerances?? and seems to be growing there are days i feel lost . thank you all.

hope this was done right wasnt sure how to post these issues . rosie

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