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IS Sunbutter brand gluten-free?

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Upstate NY Newbie
Upstate NY
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The company that makes Sunbutter says it is completely gluten-free.

Has anyone had a reaction to it?

thanks,

 

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Ennis-TX Grand Master
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It is gluten free, and often featured at gluten free expos I have attended. It is quite trusted by the community to be free of most allergens.  I personally make and sell my own artisan blends of almond butters and prefer those, But I have used sun butter as a tahini substitute in some recipes as I have a issue with sesame seeds. Oddly enough it is and non nutty enough to be mixed savory into things, made a funny dip using garlic and onion with it and served it as a spread. Been years since I did that.

icelandgirl Proficient
icelandgirl
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It is gluten free...I eat it regularly and have had no issues and it tastes yummy. ?

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