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Shatto Milk Company


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I recently saw a brand of chocolate milk at Wild Oats in my area. I e-mailed the company and asked them about their gluten free status. They were unsure but kept in constant contact with me while they researched their products. They also have orange, rootbeer, and strawberry flavored milk!!

They were also very curious about Celiac disease. I told them that if their product was gluten free (after researching) they should really think about labeling their products as such. I explained how it is very helpful for us and how they could really increase their customer base if they did so. They thought this sounded like an interesting idea.

The dairy is called Shatto Milk Company. They are located in Missouri. They mostly sell in that area, however if you are interested in their products ask your store to try to order!!

I believe that if we support folks who are willing to work FOR people with Celiac then we all end up ahead in the long run!!

Soooo support Shatto Dairy....they are very nice folks!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

PS. Here is the link to the July newsletter where they talk about their gluten free product statement. Open Original Shared Link

PPS: Here is the link to their website. Open Original Shared Link


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I know the owner of the company. Next time I see him, I'll tell him about your post. Right now he is trying to come up with a banana flavored milk.

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I know the owner of the company. Next time I see him, I'll tell him about your post. Right now he is trying to come up with a banana flavored milk.

Very cool. I had been talking to Matt. He's a great guy and worked super hard to get info for me. I e-mailed him about the post on MY website (USASillyYaks) . He was thankful for the PR.

I'm not sure if you subscribe to their Mooseletter, but I had sent him some info on celiac and he wrote up a little blurb for the July letter about intollerances and allergies and such.

Banana milk would be sooooooooo yummy!! Tell him to keep working hard on that one.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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