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Back To Nature Rice Thins Gluten Free?


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dahams04 Apprentice

I bought a box of Back to nature white chedder rice thins tonight. I'm questioning the "natural ingrediants". Anyone have any info? I cant find anything on the website. TIA!

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I'm pretty sure I ate a box of those a few weeks ago. And they were delicious. And I didn't have any noticable symptoms. But I'd hate to tell you they're okay only to have you get sick!

Granted, my body is still all sorts of confused and there's no telling how many culprits are out there.

The tomato herb ones were good, too.

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I bought a box of Back to nature white chedder rice thins tonight. I'm questioning the "natural ingrediants". Anyone have any info? I cant find anything on the website. TIA!
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Back to Nature is a Kraft company, they should clearly state any gluten source. (That doesn't cover cc :ph34r: issues of course.)

I've eaten the white cheddar with no problems. My mother who's been gluten-free 40+ years, won't eat them. The coating spooks her and she trusts Kraft about as far as she can throw them. :lol:

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I've been eating the sesame ginger ones. I love the taste. And they appear to be fine.

BUT, the person I spoke with at Back to Nature told me that they could only guarantee that the box I had was gluten free based on the upc code. :o So I was only ok with that box. That was not reassuring at all.

I'm thinking she was only quoting what she was told to say.

And of course she said, if that item "contained gluten that the company would always list gluten and the source on the side of the box".

The sesame ginger ones do not say they have natural ingredients though. Only rice, sesame seeds, maltodextrin, ginger, salt, sugar, etc.

I was concerned about the maltodextrin.

I'm still relatively new at all of this, but so far so good.

Just wanted to add that I was just in Publix and they are on sale 2/$4. Regularly $2.78 ea.

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I eat those all the time and I've never had a problem. They are the only crackers I can find at the mainstream grocery store.

I think they are much better than the Blue Diamond crackers that a lot of people recommend.

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