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Gluten Free Dairy Prouducts?


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I was wondering if anyone knew of a brand or company that makes gluten free dairy products. Mainly yogurt and ice cream. Thankfully I do not have a intolerance to lactose or dairy. The probiotics in yogurt always seemed to settle my stomach, but I have been doing some research and found than some may contain gluten or wheat ingredients.

what do use personally? and what’s the best for taste or price?

does anyone know if dannons activia is safe? I e-mailed the company an didn’t receive a response.

Thanks for any help!!

-kerissa


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Dannon uses a CYA response and won't say if their products are gluten-free or not. There's nothing special about Activa that Stonyfield Farms or Cascade Fresh doesn't have. Stonyfield Farms is gluten-free, and I use them sometimes, but I usually buy Cascade Fresh. It has 8 active cultures and is really tasty! I find it at the health food store, though my local megamart is carrying it, now also.

As for ice cream, a lot of Breyer's flavors are gluten-free, and they'll always list gluten. I think they're under the ConAgra umbrella. Also, Ben & Jerry's will list gluten clearly as well!

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I was wondering if anyone knew of a brand or company that makes gluten free dairy products. Mainly yogurt and ice cream. Thankfully I do not have a intolerance to lactose or dairy. The probiotics in yogurt always seemed to settle my stomach, but I have been doing some research and found than some may contain gluten or wheat ingredients.

what do use personally? and what’s the best for taste or price?

does anyone know if dannons activia is safe? I e-mailed the company an didn’t receive a response.

Thanks for any help!!

-kerissa

Haagan Daaz (I probably butchered the spelling) sent me out a list of their gluten-free ice creams. I don't believe they list allergy information on their packaging, I might be wrong, but I called the company and they said they send out allergy information to anyone who inquires about it. I have since lost the list. If I recall correctly there were quite a few flavors that were gluten-free, except for the obvious like Cookies and Cream, the cheesecake flavor, the one with brownies in it, and the triple chocolate because it has wheat flour in the truffles.

I know you said yogurt and ice cream, put if you dig puddings Cozy Shack lists "gluten-free" on their packaging, I think all of their flavors are gluten-free. You can find Cozy Shack in the regular grocery stores too, not just the health food stores.

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