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Is almond milk gluten casien free?

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Is almond milk gluten casien free?

You always have to check the ingredient label. Recipes for *anything* vary by manufacturer. I do not know of any almond milk that has either gluten or casein, but I would *never* make a blanket statement about a type of product.

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hey skurtz

I have Pacific Almond Vanilla milk in front of me. The ingredients consists of: Almond Base (filtered water, almonds), brown rice sweeteners (filitered water, brown rice), natural flavors, tricalcium phosphate, sea salt, ginger, guar gum, xanthan gum, carrageenan, carob bean gum, riboflavin, vitamin A palmitate, vitamin D2. Pacifics foods # 503-692-9666

Hope this helps

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Carriefaith
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I've recently tried Almond Breeze. They are gluten and dairy free.

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Blue Diamond Almond Breeze is labeled as gluten free and casein free. This is the only brand we buy, so I don't know about other brands. We mostly buy the chocolate flavored, but we also get the original sometimes.

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Blue Diamond Almond Breeze is labeled as gluten free and casein free. This is the only brand we buy, so I don't know about other brands. We mostly buy the chocolate flavored, but we also get the original sometimes.

DITO,

LOVE IT AND GET THE VANILLA

JUDY

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