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Proatina gluten-free Oats

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I know that some of us can't have oats at all, but here is a place to contact should you want to try gluten free oats.

Proatina: gluten-free Oats - Grown in an uncantiaminated environment in Gallatin Valley by Montana growers. For information, and how to order Proatina, contact:

Dean Miller

Great Northern Growers

1011 Morgan Lane

Belgrade Montana 59714

1-406-388-7111

This was in an ad in the Gluten-Free Friends Newsletter put out by the Montana Celiac Society.

The gal that gave me this information is very sensitive to gluten, and she can eat with no problem. I am ordering them today! Right now it is $15.00 for a 5 pound bag plus shipping and handling of approximately $6-7.00.

Something to think about anyway!

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Oh, I do miss oatmeal... but I think I'd better wait until I'm good & healed to try it. Meanwhile it's quinoa flakes for me...

Leah

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mamaw
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This is the third gluten-free oats now. things maybe changing in our world , we actually might begin to have choices on brand names!!!!

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hez
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I get my oats from the Gluten Free Oats company in Wyoming. Maybe with competition it will get cheaper :P

Hez

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In Canada: Chateau Cream Hill Estates

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