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Beware: Trader Joe's Battered Halibut is NOT Gluten Free


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Making an account right now as I'm dealing with the reaction from this.  The Trader Joe's "Gluten Free" Battered Halibut is not gluten free, not in the slightest, I'm having a horrible reaction after just eating one of the pieces right now.

I thought Trader Joe's was a better company than normal grocery chains and wouldn't stoop to marketing dangerous food, but apparently not.

Stay safe out there


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trents Grand Master

I note the ingredients include xanthan gum. This is found in many gluten-free processed foods and it causes problems for many of us celiacs.

Scott Adams Grand Master

It's of course possible that a batch was contaminated, but is it possible you could be reacting to another ingredient as @trents mentioned?

trents Grand Master

Trader Joe's recalled this product in October of 2020: https://www.today.com/food/trader-joe-s-has-recalled-over-4-400-pounds-frozen-t196281

It is back on the shelf again. I've got a call into the company to see if the issue was resolved.

Scott Adams Grand Master

Wow! They may have a serious manufacturing issue!

trents Grand Master
8 minutes ago, Scott Adams said:

Wow! They may have a serious manufacturing issue!

Yes. It makes me wonder if back in 2020 they slapped the wrong label on a couple of runs that were the wheat batter version.

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