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Gluten Contaminated Mushrooms?

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Ennis-TX Grand Master
Ennis-TX
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Been running into a issue trying to find gluten free mushrooms. Seems as of late they like to grow them on a compost mix including oak chips, contaminated oats and rye or use a grain like rye for a spore carrier in starting batches.

I have ran EZ-Gluten test and gotten positive results on several of the fresh ones in the stores, called and confirmed both they used a blend of oak chips and grain compost for growing substrate and used rye grains with spores for starters. I looked into growing my own and seems it is industry standard to use a type of grain coated in spores as a starter. Does anyone know of any 100% safe mushrooms, or a place to get the spores needed to grow my own without contamination? Contaminated

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rvw Newbie
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I am Sure you will not see this after all this time ,unless you get notifications, hopefully. I am VERY disappointed no one had an answer for you. I have the same question. Hadn't thought of transfer from wheat substrate to the mushrooms. But I have been eating button mushrooms my whole life even after celiac diagnoses. Plus i have been eating shitake and oyster with no issues. And i am just starting to grow varieties of mushrooms. I will be using wheat, rye and other substrates to grow the mycelium. If you do see this and found info I might need to know please message me. Rick

trents Grand Master
trents
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I would think that if they are rinsed thoroughly before consumption it should not be an issue. I don't think there would be an uptake metabolically speaking of the gluten.

rvw Newbie
rvw
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Wow ! Thanks for your input very much. I suspect you are right. Onward and upward. Thank you and take care. rick

Scott Adams Grand Master
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@Ennis_TX is still around...he should get this and reply when he has time.

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