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Knoppie

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In Topic: Anyone In Egypt

21 February 2013 - 11:18 AM

Well, I just tried to help out...
Thanks anyway

Hello

This is knoppie, i lost my password

I have a facebook group called gluten free Egypt, i'd love it if you'd join

In Topic: Xanthan Gum Original Source

26 July 2012 - 11:36 AM

From my research xanthan gum gum can come from soy, corn or seaweed. It most often comes from soy but not listed as an ingredient. The only way to find out is by calling the manufacturer for the info. I have a soy issue and found this out the hard way. Be very diligent in checking out all ingredients and don't assume they are gluten or soy free if it is hidden in ingredients. Good luck and read all labels carefully!

thanks, i looked it up and multiple sources say wheat, i will be checking it from now on

In Topic: Candy

21 June 2012 - 12:28 PM

The Betty Crocker likely says gluten-free on the side of the box

When it says gluten free it usually isn't enough for me. I react to a ton of gluten-free stuff but that only means it needs to contain less than 20 ppm which is not low enough for me, i react to much less