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How Gluten-Free is Your Water?


Scott Adams

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Is your water hip? Is your water cool? Is your water gluten-free? Does it say so on the label? Does it matter?

Gluten-free has become such a marketing buzzword that the words "gluten-free" are now appearing on all kinds of things that most certainly gluten-free, such as, yes, bottled water.

Would you be more likely to buy water labeled "gluten-free?" Would you feel safer? More nourished?

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45 minutes ago, admin said:

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Would you be more likely to buy water labeled "gluten-free?" Would you feel safer? More nourished?

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No. Personally that is not something I worry about. Kind of surprised to see this as I thought the FDA had ruled that items naturally gluten free like water, milk and eggs for example couldn't have a gluten free label.

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