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Is It Possible For A Dx Celiac To Not Have A Problem With Barley?


MitziG

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Monday I went grocery shopping after getting some heavy duty painkillers at the Dr for a separate issue. (don't worry, I didn't drive) Anyway, never shop for gluten free groceries when you are stoned. I bought two boxes of Kellogs Cocoa Krispies. In my head they were Moms Best Coco Krispies, which are gluten free. Kelloggs however, contains barley malt flavoring.

Tuesday I ate two huge bowls (still apparently under the influence? I dunno)

A couple of hours later my daughter comes screaming "Mom! Did you eat these? They have gluten in them!" 3 celiacs in the house, we know our stuff. Unless we are drugged.

But...I had ZERO reaction. Not an ache, or pain or itch or even a fart. All 3 of us had positive blood work and biopsies done 3 years ago, so I know it didn't go away...(in my dreams). And any time I have had any cross contamination with wheat, I barf my guts out. An accidental restaurant enchilada that was "so good I cant believe it is corn! (because it was wheat!") sent me to the hospital for three days last year. Is it possible for a celiac to be bothered by only certain forms of gluten? Is barley gluten less potent? Or is malt flavoring superheated or something? I'm kind of baffled...


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kareng Grand Master

Its all guesses

 

Maybe Barley may be less "potent"  

Maybe The amount of barley in that cereal may be very tiny.

Maybe something else you are taking is messing with the production of antibodies

Maybe Its a full moon and you turned around 3 times in a clockwise fashion?   :D

 

 

Probably just that there isn't much gluten in them.

Adalaide Mentor

I have different reactions. The one time I got accidentally CC'd with barley I ended up halfway to the bathroom (I'm maybe 10-12 feet from the door) curled up in a ball because I couldn't make it all the way. Not for what we all assume either. My husband quickly noticed my distress and grabbed the nearest thing at hand before I barfed all over the carpet. I was there for a while before I could get up. The "other" came later that evening. Every time it has been wheat it's been immediate (within 20-30 minutes) D that makes me think I won't have any guts left when I'm done. I don't know what the difference is/was. I don't rightly care. Gluten is gluten is gluten, and even without a reaction it damages our intestines and that will eventually cause problems.

MitziG Enthusiast

Hmm...so I probably shouldn't conduct an experiment with Whoppers and Ovaltine....unless it is a full moon. Gotcha.

mamaw Community Regular

Wheat, rye & Barley   of  course  you know  are off limits.... It may have not  hit you this time  but  with  continued  use   it  may  be   the  worse  stuper  /mess  you ever  got yourself  into.... just  another  reason  why  using  drugs  is BAD!!!!!!  I hope  you  don't  suffer  any reaction & I'm  hopeful  you will not let  that happen to you  again.... mistakes  are good  if we learn from  them....

 whoppers & ovaltine,,  can't  say I miss  either  of those  but  I  think we  all  have  a  couple  of  goodies we  would  love  to  savor  just  once  again.....maybe on  the  last  day of life  on  earth!!!!  (wink)

blessings

MitziG Enthusiast

Well, if I could only have one gluten back, it would be wheat, not barley. And I do have plans to start inhaling twinkies the instant the sky starts falling!

and yes yes, drugs are bad. Pain is worse however. In that instance anyway.

mamaw Community Regular

My  gluten-free  last day  eating  will be  a greasy  pizza  hut  pan pizza  &  a local bakery makes  a roll called  a kiffel....

Now, I make  twinkies  all the  time  I will share the recipe  with you  if  you want..  The twinkie pan isn't  costly.....so  you will not  have to wait  until  your  last  day on  earth.......they  are  just like  the real deal filling too.....

I go into  anaphylactic  shock  with  almost all pain meds  so  I  suffer with the pain beats  not breathing...  They hate to see  me  go in  for  surgery.... the  docs  spend  a couple  of hours  before making  sure they  don't  give  me  something  that  I can't  have  which is most... I usually have a twilight  drug  but  I do  hear  & feel  everything... I had  7 screws  & a plate in  my ankle  &  heard  the drills  the  saw ,  the  swearing  from the docs  &  what they  wanted for lunch....  I  yelled  at them  for  talking  about  food!

What  really  scares  me  is  open heart surgery,  I have  mitral  valve prolapse & am  an  A-Fibber... so  someday  I may need  surgery..


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HavaneseMom Explorer

I don't know the answer to your question, but I do have a Celiac friend who was eating regular pre-packaged Rice Kripie Treats thinking they were gluten free because "the label doesn't say they contain wheat".... She was able to eat them with no noticeable reaction and they contain malt flavoring. She does typically throw up and have D when glutened. I always thought it was strange that the Rice Krispie Treats didn't make her sick.

Mamaw- Pretty Please share the Twinkie recipe with us!!

kareng Grand Master

Twinkies! Twinkies! Twinkies!  

Adalaide Mentor

We're so off topic. But one of my local grocery stores had actual Twinkie branded and whatever their cupcakes are called branded baking kits. Came with pans, little cookbooks. All the good stuff. I almost bought one thinking I could just make them gluten free but I got all mad like a petulant toddler that there wasn't a Ho-Ho recipe and walked off. Yeah... regretting that one. :lol:

mamaw Community Regular

addie:  if  you google  gluten free HO HO recipe,   about  at least  6  pop up...  gluten-free on a  shoestring, art of gluten-free  baking  & some others....

why  wont this  site  let  me  copy & pats? I thought  I used to do that!!!!  I need a computer  course  ..Can old  dogs  learn  new tricks?

 

I'm not home  right  now  so I don't have the  twinkie  recipe  with me but  we will post later  ....

MitziG Enthusiast

Lol, twinkies are waaay better than Rice Krispie treats. Wait, what were we talking about again?

kareng Grand Master

addie: if you google gluten free HO HO recipe, about at least 6 pop up... gluten-free on a shoestring, art of gluten-free baking & some others....

why wont this site let me copy & pats? I thought I used to do that!!!! I need a computer course ..Can old dogs learn new tricks?

I'm not home right now so I don't have the twinkie recipe with me but we will post later ....

Are you using Internet Explorer? It seems to be incompatible with this forum.

And when are delicious baked goods off topic?

nvsmom Community Regular

LOL :lol:

 

My guess about the non reaction would the painkillers caused it. Perhaps they numbed it? Took the edge off? Or a side effect moderated your usual glutening reaction? These are just guesses though.

JNBunnie1 Community Regular

I'd say just thank your lucky stars you DIDN'T have a reaction and I'm sorry

did someone say

 

TWINKIES?!?!?!!?

mamaw Community Regular

FAKE TWINKIES:::::::: drum roll  please.......

 

cake:

1/2 c butter  or oleo

1 1/2 c  sugar

 

3 large  eggs

1 1/2 tsp  real  vanilla

 

1 1/4 c authenic  food  super  fine  brown rice flour

 

1/2 c potato  starch

 

1/4  c  tapioca  starch

 

3 1/2  tsp baking  powder

 

2 tsp  xanthan gum

 

1 tsp  salt

 

1 c  milk

 

Cream  butter/ sugar; add  eggs  & vanilla, mix well...  combine  in separate  bowl all the  dry ingredients &  whisk  together.... add  the  milk & the  dry ingredients alternately to the  cream mixture. Whip  until  fluffy. 

bake 350  for 25-30

cool.

 

make  sure  all  ingredients  are gluten-free!!!!!!!!!

 

You  can use  any  filling you like  but  I love  the  Todd Wilber  secret  recipe for the filling... it is  on  his   clone site.....

 

The  twinkie  pans  I use  are  from Bed Bath & Beyond but  now  days  they  can be  found  almost  anywhere... I bought  two pans  so I  could  bake  them  all at once.......

 

ENJOY.....

MitziG Enthusiast

Mamaw, thank you for the recipe! Cant wait to try it!

1desperateladysaved Proficient

Monday I went grocery shopping after getting some heavy duty painkillers at the Dr for a separate issue. (don't worry, I didn't drive) Anyway, never shop for gluten free groceries when you are stoned. I bought two boxes of Kellogs Cocoa Krispies. In my head they were Moms Best Coco Krispies, which are gluten free. Kelloggs however, contains barley malt flavoring.

Tuesday I ate two huge bowls (still apparently under the influence? I dunno)

A couple of hours later my daughter comes screaming "Mom! Did you eat these? They have gluten in them!" 3 celiacs in the house, we know our stuff. Unless we are drugged.

But...I had ZERO reaction. Not an ache, or pain or itch or even a fart. All 3 of us had positive blood work and biopsies done 3 years ago, so I know it didn't go away...(in my dreams). And any time I have had any cross contamination with wheat, I barf my guts out. An accidental restaurant enchilada that was "so good I cant believe it is corn! (because it was wheat!") sent me to the hospital for three days last year. Is it possible for a celiac to be bothered by only certain forms of gluten? Is barley gluten less potent? Or is malt flavoring superheated or something? I'm kind of baffled...

I know from nutrition reading that barley does not have as much gluten as wheat.  However, I also know that it causes trouble anyway.  Chalk one up for a lucky miss this time, but don't be convinced one can make a practice of it.

 

Dee

mamaw Community Regular

you are  very welcome....

nvsmom Community Regular

FAKE TWINKIES:::::::: drum roll  please.......

 

cake:

1/2 c butter  or oleo

1 1/2 c  sugar

 

3 large  eggs

1 1/2 tsp  real  vanilla

 

1 1/4 c authenic  food  super  fine  brown rice flour

 

1/2 c potato  starch

 

1/4  c  tapioca  starch

 

3 1/2  tsp baking  powder

 

2 tsp  xanthan gum

 

1 tsp  salt

 

1 c  milk

 

Cream  butter/ sugar; add  eggs  & vanilla, mix well...  combine  in separate  bowl all the  dry ingredients &  whisk  together.... add  the  milk & the  dry ingredients alternately to the  cream mixture. Whip  until  fluffy. 

bake 350  for 25-30

cool.

 

make  sure  all  ingredients  are gluten-free!!!!!!!!!

 

You  can use  any  filling you like  but  I love  the  Todd Wilber  secret  recipe for the filling... it is  on  his   clone site.....

 

The  twinkie  pans  I use  are  from Bed Bath & Beyond but  now  days  they  can be  found  almost  anywhere... I bought  two pans  so I  could  bake  them  all at once.......

 

ENJOY.....

Excellent!  Can you post that in thebaking section so others can see it too?  Thanks!!  :D

HavaneseMom Explorer

FAKE TWINKIES:::::::: drum roll  please.......

 

cake:

1/2 c butter  or oleo

1 1/2 c  sugar

 

3 large  eggs

1 1/2 tsp  real  vanilla

 

1 1/4 c authenic  food  super  fine  brown rice flour

 

1/2 c potato  starch

 

1/4  c  tapioca  starch

 

3 1/2  tsp baking  powder

 

2 tsp  xanthan gum

 

1 tsp  salt

 

1 c  milk

 

Cream  butter/ sugar; add  eggs  & vanilla, mix well...  combine  in separate  bowl all the  dry ingredients &  whisk  together.... add  the  milk & the  dry ingredients alternately to the  cream mixture. Whip  until  fluffy. 

bake 350  for 25-30

cool.

 

make  sure  all  ingredients  are gluten-free!!!!!!!!!

 

You  can use  any  filling you like  but  I love  the  Todd Wilber  secret  recipe for the filling... it is  on  his   clone site.....

 

The  twinkie  pans  I use  are  from Bed Bath & Beyond but  now  days  they  can be  found  almost  anywhere... I bought  two pans  so I  could  bake  them  all at once.......

 

ENJOY.....

I can't wait to try these. Thanks for sharing!

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