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terri

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Does anyone have any information on Cornmeal? Are all brands gluten free? I know Quaker makes it and several others, but do we run the same risks of cross contamination from flour as we do with oats that are processed in the same plant as flour? I've looked on the gluten free mall and pantry but haven't found just plain cornmeal. Whole Foods sells Bob's Mill but it doesn't say gluten free on it.

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I don't think they are all gluten-free - esp if Bob's doesn't say gluten-free, it is probably not gluten-free. All his stuff is marked as gluten-free if it is. Some of the product lists have safe stuff on them. I would suspect Quaker has CC issues. Check delphi's list - it's the best I've seen. I know for sure that Adluh corn meal is on one of the lists, but you only may be able to find it in the south. Not sure where you are.

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I've used Bob's Red Mill cornmeal with no problem. I think the reason they don't label it as gluten-free because they don't test it and produce it in their strictly gluten-free plant. It's worth calling them on it though, based on the ingredients.

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