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Gluten Free Cornmeal - no cross contamination

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Jennie0021 Newbie
Jennie0021
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I am trying to find a cornmeal that is not cross contaminated. Bob's Mill, Mr Goudas. Grace, all cannot guarantee there is not cross contamination. My daughter was diagnosed almost three years ago. Anyone have any suggestions?

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cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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I tossed the bag, but I am pretty sure I last purchased Arrowhead Mills which is certified gluten-free.  

squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
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I use this:

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The company is still working on their new website so they don't have all the information about gluten free on there yet but I can tell you what it said before the new website. They are a family company. They grow it, truck it, mill it, bag it all themselves. They even sew & label their own bags. All non GMO. Says certified gluten free. They only do corn & rice so there is no chance of cross contamination at all. Very fast shipping! Recipes right on the bag & sometimes you think the recipe is wrong but trust them; they know what they're doing. I thought their cornbread recipe was whacked out b/c the batter turned out totally soupy but it bakes up just great! LOVE the white grits I can get from them!!!!! I grew up on white grits & couldn't find any gluten-free ones anywhere till I found these people. 

I react to even cert. gluten-free oats & these people don't do oats so I'm good to go. YAY!

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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Bob's Red Mill is gluten free.  They may have some that doesn't say gluten-free, but the gluten-free stuff should be safe.

 

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I love Edison Grainery!  They have amazing products and are great to work with.  They have an amazing chart of what is processed in which areas of their complex. Very through!

 

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