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Dannon Yogurt


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I bought some Light and Fit Dannon yogurt since the ingredients looked okay, but I called before eating it just in case. Well, they told me that the only yogurt that they can guarantee is gluten-free is the plain or natural flavored yogurts (without any fruit added). She said the fruit has additives in it that might be from a gluten source so to be safe, they say not to eat it. Just trying to save someone a phone call! :)


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lilliexx Contributor

thanks! i eat yogurt everyday for breakfast so that is good to know. my brand before i found out about the gluten alergy was brown cow, but i do not belive that is gluten free :( i have been trying to find a new fav that is gluten-free but havnt had much luck.

Thomas Apprentice

Thanks for the information.

dmbaird1230 Apprentice

I believe Stoneyfield yogurt is gluten free.

lovegrov Collaborator

Only Stoneyfield plain is gluten-free, unless they've changed their minds lately.

richard

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Stonyfield Plain yogurt is gluten-free

Yoplait Custard Style yogurt is gluten-free (and pretty good....that's the yogurt I've been eating)

lilliexx Contributor

i have been eating the stonyfield farm flavored yogurts. ( i thought i had read somewhere that they were ok) but i just found this on their website:

Though we don't add gluten, there may be trace amounts of gluten in our yogurt, which come from the processing of the fruit and flavors with a grain alcohol. The only flavors we can be absolutely certain have no traces of gluten are our nonfat, lowfat and whole milk plain yogurts.

We are still in the process of learning more about Celiac disease and have been told that some individuals are sensitive to even miniscule amounts of gluten. We have difficulty answering questions because we are concerned about giving out information to individuals who have unique and sensitive health issues without the person going through their doctor, especially since the outcome could be very serious.

i have now switched to nancy's yogurts. the ingredients are very basic: (milk,honey,fruit) i havnt officialy checked but i would think the fewer ingredients it has the safer it should be. it's also organic with no artifical flavors. if anyone knows for sure about nancy's let me know.

thanks


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lilliexx Contributor

ok...i just went to nancy's website and answered my own question.

Yes, all of our cultured dairy and soy products are gluten-free. There is a small possibility of a trace amount of wheat-peptides in the small amount of vegan amalyse enzyme we use in the amazake, but no gluten. Most allergies are to gluten.

so this is my new yogurt. it is very good too!! :)

Boojca Apprentice

For anyone who can get it, Cabot yogurt is gluten free. In fact, all Cabot products are gluten free!!! Yippee!!!

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