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Glucose Fructose Syrup


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covsooze Enthusiast

My coeliac UK book says glucose syrup is OK, but what about glucose fructose syrup? I've noticed that on a few products, it says from wheat or from maize after it. Just wondering if it's from wheat does it contain gluten?


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taz sharratt Enthusiast
My coeliac UK book says glucose syrup is OK, but what about glucose fructose syrup? I've noticed that on a few products, it says from wheat or from maize after it. Just wondering if it's from wheat does it contain gluten?

me too. when i first found i had this celiac a friend who was also ceilac said to keep away from it ;) unsure why :blink: she also has a wheat problem( that bit is also confuseing). the thing is i drink loads of squash and all squashes have fructose or glucose in them or both <_< also waiting to see what is said about this one ;) glad you brought it up :D

hez Enthusiast

Keep in mind I am in the US. It sounds like this ingredient sometimes is made with corn and sometime with wheat. It would not be gluten-free if it was derived from wheat but it would be gluten-free if it was derived from corn. I am pretty sure this ingredient is used as a sweetner but must also have a starch component (would explain the wheat or corn).

I am hoping someone who knows a little more will contribute to this question.

Hez

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