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CorgisInOregon Newbie
CorgisInOregon
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Hi all,

I recently got sick after drinking Tazo Awake Tea. The description on the package says it has a “malty” flavor. However I read a question on this website that said it does not have gluten. So my question is, does Tazo Awake tea contain malt/gluten? 

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trents Grand Master
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Contact the company directly to check this out.

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Scott Adams
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According to their web site it does not contain any gluten, so it is naturally gluten-free, but does not have "gluten-free" on the label:

https://www.tazo.com/us/en/products/bottled/tazo-organic-awake.html

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INGREDIENTS INFORMATION

Tea Infusion (water, organic black tea) organic cane sugar, citric acid

 

  • 1 month later...
DougD Newbie
DougD
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I chatted with Tazo directly a few minutes ago re: passion tea and they no longer test products for gluten at all... so the best we can achieve for now is "no gluten-containing ingredients", which as we know doesn't preclude cross-contamination. 

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Celiacdeb Newbie
Celiacdeb
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Oh, MY GOSH!  2 days ago, I drank Tazo Awake Breakfast tea and had extreme reactions of headache, stomach cramps, intense vomiting and diahrrea which lasted throughout the day.  The only thing that it could have ben was the "malty" flavor in the tea.  Nothing else I ate was remotely close.  19 years diagnosed and no reactions in over 3 years.  My stomach is still wobbly.  

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