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Sam Mills Corn Pasta


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bubblesx Rookie

Has anyone had luck with this? I'm pregnant so I want to be 100% doubly sure that it's okay. I'm sensitive to CC and also have a soy allergy. It says made in a gluten free facility and that it's soy free but I was hoping to get some input from anyone who has had it personally. I guess since it's something that's newly carried by my grocery store I'm cautious to just start chowing down on it quite yet as I try to be very careful!


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GottaSki Mentor

As long as you don't have an issue with corn...it is great and most definitely gluten-free.  My family of celiacs has been using all shapes of this pasta for about three years :)

cyclinglady Grand Master

Yep, we have used it too without any problems.

IrishHeart Veteran

I am G F and SF and I have never had an issue with it.

bubblesx Rookie

Thanks so much everyone!! I'm so excited lol

IrishHeart Veteran

Thanks so much everyone!! I'm so excited lol

Yupl it is always exciting to find something we like that also likes us back!

Very best wishes on your pregnancy!  :)

bubblesx Rookie

It sure is! Thank you! :)


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Pegleg84 Collaborator

It's my staple pasta. I just ate some a few minutes ago for lunch. No gluten, no soy, non-GMO too. I also find it holds together better than most rice pastas. Reheats well too.

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samjayde Newbie

It is great. My husband actually prefers it over regular pasta. It reheats way better than the regular pasta does. :)

LauraTX Rising Star

I have picked up their box noodle mixes, I think alfredo, and butter herb flavors, and they were pretty good.  Better than most corn pastas, which I usually don't like.

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