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gluten-free and dairy free ice-cream?

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ncsc Apprentice
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I have Celiac Disease and am also sensitive to dairy.  I ate dairy free ice-cream made with coconut milk and certified gluten-free.  I had a reaction from something in there.  The brand was So Delicious Coconut Milk ice-cream.  I checked with the manufacture and it is processed on shared equipment with gluten that claims to be cleaned between runs.  I know this can cause cross-contamination.  I also checked with a different brand, Nado Moo, which is also dairy free and gluten-free.  It is also processed on shared equipment that is cleaned between runs.  

Does anyone know of a truly gluten-free (not something produced on shared equipment with gluten containing grains) and dairy free ice-cream type of product?  Thanks in advance.

 

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Ennis-TX Grand Master
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Yeah one I found recently Open Original Shared LinkYou can order these on amazon in a dry powder, blend with water and freeze for your own and add flavors/mixins

I have used wink also with no gluten issues....I honestly prefer making my own nicecream with coconut milk, Swerve Sweetener, stevia, and LorrAnn flavor syrups or Capella Drops flavoring. Love adding in almond butter, sun butter, or vegan cream cheese like Miyokos.

I also did a post a few weeks back with gluten free icecreams and if in shared or dedicated facilities, Should I go dig it up for you?

ncsc Apprentice
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Thank you so much!  The post about gluten-free ice cream in a dedicated facility would be great.  Thanks again and than ks for the link to luvicecream.

Ennis-TX Grand Master
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https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/122038-ice-cream-and-popsicles/

 

ncsc Apprentice
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Ennis, thank you so much for this information.  All of your help reminds me that I am not the only one with gi issues.  I do not post often, but whenever I read stuff here, I learn so much info.  Thank you!!!!!!!!!!

After reading through the link, I am so motivated to buy my own ice cream maker and make my own.  Ice-cream (gluten-free and dairy free) made from coconut milk really is the only processed thing I buy.  I do lots of cooking and avoid processed foods.  I am going to learn how to make my own ice-cream.  

Interestingly, one brand on the list, Nana Creme, is free of the top 8 allergens and is made in a dedicated gluten-free facility.  I ate that, and had a reaction.  Most likely to something else that is in it.  But, I have a "double-wammie" of celiac disease and ulcerative colitis.   So who knows what I was reacting to.  Thanks again.

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1 hour ago, ncsc said:

Ennis, thank you so much for this information.  All of your help reminds me that I am not the only one with gi issues.  I do not post often, but whenever I read stuff here, I learn so much info.  Thank you!!!!!!!!!!

After reading through the link, I am so motivated to buy my own ice cream maker and make my own.  Ice-cream (gluten-free and dairy free) made from coconut milk really is the only processed thing I buy.  I do lots of cooking and avoid processed foods.  I am going to learn how to make my own ice-cream.  

Interestingly, one brand on the list, Nana Creme, is free of the top 8 allergens and is made in a dedicated gluten-free facility.  I ate that, and had a reaction.  Most likely to something else that is in it.  But, I have a "double-wammie" of celiac disease and ulcerative colitis.   So who knows what I was reacting to.  Thanks again.

Yeah my UC flares to sugars/carbs....hince why I mainly mentioned sugar free ones. My UC also flares to other common triggers and oddly not to others. My UC is fine with chocolate, and coffee....but I eat fruit I have blood and mucus.
I did a post awhile back about some things I use to control my since I can not afford the Rx that used to work so wonderfully.
Mainly Slippery Elm and Marshmallow root powders, and aloe vera.  I think my post I did on Ulcerative Colitis Alternative Treatments included links on the benefits of the herbs and dosing.

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fugluten Newbie
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I wrote this on another ice cream thread that I just found but I’ve tested my nima sensor on a talenti gelato flavor that Talenti advertises as gluten-free (on their website, not on the box and it isn’f certified). Nima approved. They also have dairy free gluten free flavors as well, such as the raspberry sorbetto. It was really good. I would recommend checking them out.

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