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I loved Salada green tea, but the new labeling showed me that it contains gluten. I'm looking for a new brand of decaf green tea. Does anyone have a favorite?

I also like any herbal teas but have been worried about them since I found out about Salada. I have a ton of Symphony raspberry tea and I have tried and tried to find a website or phone number and haven't found any info. Anyone have an idea about this one?

I would also like any suggestions on any other favorite herbal teas.


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tarnalberry Community Regular

Stash and Celestial Seasonings are good.

Guest Viola

Red Rose and Tetley are both gluten free

rmmadden Contributor

I've been drinking Good Earth brand Decaf Green Tea for over a year with no problems. I drink it without any added sugar/milk, etc.

Best of Luck!

Cleveland Bob B)

skinnyminny Enthusiast

I drink Lipton Decaf Green tea with no problems

Guest cassidy

I tried celestial seasonings decaf mint green tea. It is my new favorite!

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BonnieM Newbie
I loved Salada green tea, but the new labeling showed me that it contains gluten. I'm looking for a new brand of decaf green tea. Does anyone have a favorite?

I also like any herbal teas but have been worried about them since I found out about Salada. I have a ton of Symphony raspberry tea and I have tried and tried to find a website or phone number and haven't found any info. Anyone have an idea about this one?

I would also like any suggestions on any other favorite herbal teas.

I've been on a gluten-free diet for almost a year. I started drinking green tea (6+ cups a day) and my symptoms returned. I was drinking Kroger's natural green tea. The label doesn't indicate gluten but that's the only thing different I've done. Bummer.


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cbear6301 Explorer

What? Why , how does Green tea contain gluten? Is it in my coffee that I brew? How am I missing this?

sorry...calming down now...

BonnieM Newbie

I called Kroger about their green tea and they insisted it did not have gluten in it. But, it's the only thing that's changed about my diet and my symptoms are letting up since I've gone off it. Maybe it's something else in the tea? I drink black tea and coffee with caffeine -- Why me? . . .

jrc121 Newbie

I also drink Lipton's with no problems.

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num1habsfan Rising Star

Glad this topic was up. Will try find the Celestial Seasonings one for sure. I've been having some iffy situations right now involving the kidney and I've been told that green tea can help prevent UTIs.

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