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Trader Joe's Rolled Oats

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rrmac Apprentice
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I have seen a lot of controversy regarding TJ's products does anyone use their Rolled Oats the package says Gluten Free wheat Free?

 

Or their Gluten free Chicken Nuggets?

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BlessedMommy Rising Star
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TJ's has certified gluten free oats?

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I have bought TJ's gluten-free oats for a long time, but discovered through process of elimination they were causing me some big issues, so I'm currently not using them. I don't know if it's just their oats or any gluten-free oats, but I'm taking a break from oats until I've healed more. So I would say, eat at your own risk.

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I'd be interested to find where they're sourcing them from.

 

It's probably not much of an issue for me, though, because I get certified gluten-free oats in bulk for $1.63 per pound anyway.

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I'd be interested to find where they're sourcing them from.

 

It's probably not much of an issue for me, though, because I get certified gluten-free oats in bulk for $1.63 per pound anyway.

The package of oats say in big bold letters "Gluten Free" "Wheat Free" they do not say certified.

 

So thats probably my answer I am going to email them.

 

Where so you buy your oats in bulk at such a great price?

 

Thanks for the reply Diane

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I have bought TJ's gluten-free oats for a long time, but discovered through process of elimination they were causing me some big issues, so I'm currently not using them. I don't know if it's just their oats or any gluten-free oats, but I'm taking a break from oats until I've healed more. So I would say, eat at your own risk.

It is so hard to figure out what is causing what. 

 

Do you know if TJ's oats are tested or certified?

 

Thanks Diane

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If they don't say 'certified', assume they are not!  Being certified is a badge of honor for companies, they will say it if they are.

 

Best of luck.

 

Colleen

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I bought gluten-free oats from Trader Joe's and it definitely made me have a reaction.  I will look for a product that is certified gluten-free.  Thanks!  

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Somebody needs to contact TJ's about the labelling error. Oats should not be labelled gluten free unless they are certified!

 

Aldi's chips are labelled "naturally gluten free" but contain oats. I won't touch them.

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