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Digiorno Gluten Free Pizza

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So is Digiorno gluten free pizza safe or not?? I was so excited to finally find these at a local store I bought 4. I fixed one last night and have been in the bathroom all day. Not sure if it’s the pizza or something else. But I’m feeling poorly and very discouraged 🫤 

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Technically yes, but if you are having issues don't eat it. We did test one pizza crust with a Nima sensor that indicated that it contained gluten above the 20ppm level.

You may want to read these two articles and their comments:

 

 

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20 hours ago, Scott Adams said:

Technically yes, but if you are having issues don't eat it. We did test one pizza crust with a Nima sensor that indicated that it contained gluten above the 20ppm level.

You may want to read these two articles and their comments:

 

 

Thanks. I am so confused by all this. Are the regulations different here than in the UK? I live in the states but I watch people on you tube in the UK with celiac disease and a lot of the products sold there have wheat starch 

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It is confusing, and the regulations are very similar now between the EU and USA, including being able to use Codex quality wheat starch in gluten-free products. It's a newer change in the USA, but these products have been used safely by most celiacs for decades. They usually reliably test below 20ppm, however, super sensitive celiacs should avoid these products, as they do contain a standard level of gluten, like 5-15ppm, so if you eat these products daily it can add up.

My daughter who is also gluten-free is hooked on this pizza, but I avoid it. She's never had issues from it, but she doesn't eat it that often.

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On 4/27/2022 at 1:53 PM, Scott Adams said:

Technically yes, but if you are having issues don't eat it. We did test one pizza crust with a Nima sensor that indicated that it contained gluten above the 20ppm level.

You may want to read these two articles and their comments:

 

 

no was told not  but the cailipower brand pizza are really good

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