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Using Pamelas Baking - Pancake Mix

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deirdre williams Newbie
deirdre williams
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Does anyone react to Pamela's Baking Pancake mix? I think that cookies and quick bread made from that make me feel worse than when I eat gluten. Any ideas what might cause that? Will be looking for another baking mix.!

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I used to eat their pancake (mix) a lot, but no longer do. I had no reaction when I did.

Maybe you're reacting to one of the ingredients / additives - like xanum gum, maybe?

trents Grand Master
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23 minutes ago, deirdre williams said:

Does anyone react to Pamela's Baking Pancake mix? I think that cookies and quick bread made from that make me feel worse than when I eat gluten. Any ideas what might cause that? Will be looking for another baking mix.!

Welcome to the forum, deirdre!

Can you list the ingredients from the packaging for us? It is typical for celiacs/NCGS people to develop food reactions in addition to gluten.

Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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I doubt there is any gluten in their products, however, if an ingredient does not agree with you this company makes an excellent pancake mix (they are also a sponsor here):

https://www.glutenfree-supermarket.com/

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Yvonne Ayers Albers Apprentice
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On 11/14/2022 at 6:27 PM, deirdre williams said:

Does anyone react to Pamela's Baking Pancake mix? I think that cookies and quick bread made from that make me feel worse than when I eat gluten. Any ideas what might cause that? Will be looking for another baking mix.!

I use Bob's Red Mills without any problems!!   I also use other products of his too! 

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