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Modified Starch in Yoplait Greek with Honey

Christinenz
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Christinenz Newbie
Christinenz
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Hello would like to know if the above yoplait yoghurt had gluten? 

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cyclinglady
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I can not find this yogurt on the Yoplait US website.  Greek, yes, but not a h9ney version.  Where do you live?  What are the food labeling rules?  

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Scott Adams
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In the USA modified starch is made from corn and is gluten-free.

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cyclinglady
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I did a little more digging.  While I can not find the yogurt you mentioned, the US website does indicate that all their yogurts are  gluten free under the FAQ section.
 

https://www.yoplait.com/faq/ 

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