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Hello i am new to this and got incredibly thirsty at work and used the cups in the cupboard to drink some water. They should be washed if they are in the cupboard but is there even a chance that i could risk ingesting gluten by doing this normally i would bring my own bottle.

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Very, very, very small chance. Unless you prove to be an extremely sensitive celiac I would not worry about stuff like that. For most celiacs, it takes about 10mg of wheat crumbs over 24 hr. to produce a reaction. Some are much more sensitive.

https://www.glutenfreewatchdog.org/news/what-does-10-mg-of-gluten-look-like/

https://www.glutenfreedietitian.com/how-much-gluten-is-20-parts-per-million/

 

And welcome to the forum, Phillip321.

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I also don't think you should need to worry about gluten in clean cups at work. 

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In a shared kitchen like that I usually give the cups a quick rinse before I use them. I think gluten in a cup is pretty low risk but if you’re worried a rinse won’t hurt. 

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