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Question About Ingredients.

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My daughter bought a box of Duncan Hines Simple Mornings Blueberry Streusel with crumb topping for me cause she thought the ingredients would be fine for me. At least that's what she was told.  I told her I wasn't sure and she was heart broken.

 

Ingredients: 

 

Flour (whole wheat flour,wheat flour), sugar, palm oil, dextrin (wheat fiber), corn starch, baking powder (monocalcium phosphate, baking soda), natural flavor, salt, xanthan and guar gum, blueberries packed in water. Contains: wheat.

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Are you celiac? Or do you have NCGI?

 

The first ingredient is wheat, so if you are either of the above, of course you can't eat this.

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Haven't been tested for Celiac's but doctor said to stay away from gluten if it bothered me.

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Gluten is in wheat, rye, barley, and in most oats unless they say "certified gluten-free".

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I guess I am not sure what you are asking?  For someone who should not eat gluten - gluten is the first and main ingredients of those.

 

Maybe you should get the blood test for Celiac disease before you stop eating gluten?  That might be helpful for you.

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