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    Is Chobani Yogurt Gluten-Free?

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    Wondering if Chobani yogurt is gluten-free? Most formulations and flavors are. Here's the breakdown.

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    Celiac.com 04/17/2021 - We get a lot of questions here about what products may contain gluten. One question we've seen a lot recently is about yogurt. Specifically, is Chobani yogurt gluten-free and safe for people with celiac disease?

    Since yogurt is just cultured milk, and since milk is naturally gluten-free, and the yogurt cultures are gluten-free, most yogurt, including Chobani, will be gluten-free. So, any yogurt that has not had gluten added to it is very likely naturally gluten-free, whether or not it is labeled and certified.

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    The good news is that, with a couple of exceptions, nearly all formulations and flavors of Chobani yogurt are labeled gluten-free and are certified by the Gluten-Free Certification Organization.

    The following formulations and flavors of Chobani yogurt and yogurt drinks are gluten-free:

    Chobani Fruit at the Bottom

    • Apricot
    • Blackberry
    • Black Cherry
    • Blueberry
    • Mango
    • Mixed Berry
    • Passion Fruit
    • Peach
    • Pineapple
    • Pomegranate
    • Raspberry
    • Strawberry
    • Strawberry Banana

    Chobani Oat Yogurt (Here's a link to Chobani's website)

    • Blueberry Pomegranate
    • Peach Mandarin
    • Strawberry Vanilla
    • Vanilla

    Gluten-Free Chobani Coconut

    • Blueberry
    • Peach
    • Strawberry
    • Vanilla

    Chobani Complete - Lactose-Free yogurt

    • Blueberry
    • Banana Cream
    • Key Lime
    • Mixed Berry
    • Mixed Berry Vanilla
    • Peach
    • Strawberry
    • Strawberry Cream
    • Vanilla

    Chobani Low Sugar Yogurt

    • Alphonso Mango
    • Clingstone Peach
    • Fino Lemon
    • Gili Cherry
    • Madagascar Vanilla & Cinnamon
    • Monterey Strawberry
    • Wild Blueberry
    • Willamette Raspberry

    Chobani Oatmeal on the Bottom

    • Apple Spice with Brown Sugar Oatmeal
    • Banana with Maple Oatmeal
    • Blueberry with Maple Oatmeal
    • Peach with Brown Sugar Oatmeal

    Chobani Creamy Blended yogurt

    • Banana & Cream
    • Coffee & Cream
    • Honey & Cream
    • Lemon & Cream
    • Orange & Cream
    • Peaches & Cream
    • Vanilla Chocolate & Cream

    Chobani Blended Greek Yogurt & Yogurt Drinks

    • Coconut
    • Key Lime
    • Mango
    • Mixed Berry
    • Peach
    • Piña Colada
    • Strawberry
    • Strawberry Banana
    • Strawberry with Peanut Butter
    • Vanilla

    Chobani Probiotic Yogurt and Yogurt Drinks

    • Blueberry Pomegranate 
    • Blueberry
    • Cherry Hibiscus Tea
    • Lemon Ginger
    • Passion Orange Guava
    • Peach
    • Peach Mint
    • Pineapple Turmeric
    • Raspberry Açaí Berry
    • Strawberry
    • Vanilla

    Little Chobani Probiotic Yogurt Drinks

    • Cookies and Cream (Yes, it's really gluten-free)
    • Strawberry
    • Grape & Strawberry
    • Mixed Berry


    WARNING: Some Chobani products, like Chobani Milk and Cookies, contain gluten ingredients. 

    Some Chobani Flip products include gluten-ingredients
    New Chobani Flip products are not labeled gluten-free, and some flavors do contain gluten ingredients, and are NOT gluten-free. For example, Chobani Flip’s Key Lime Crumble lists wheat flour as an ingredient. 

    As always, choose your products and read labels carefully to determine if a particular Chobani yogurt flavor, or Chobani Flip Cup Yogurt flavor contains gluten ingredients.
     



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