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Gluten Free Oats

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IsAMom Apprentice
IsAMom
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My mom got a free sample of these oats from a celiac booth posted at a local marathon. Has anyone heard of this company?

www.glutenfreeoats.com

What is your take on it? Thanks much for your replies.

Annette in MN

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PeggyV
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I have never heard of them, but I miss oats. I am going to order and give it a try.....

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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I'm sorry but I don't have time right now to look up the website but I can tell that if this company is from Powell wyoming , I eat them all the time. I also love Lara's Oats from Canada gluten-free also. I think there might be one more gluten-free oats company but I don't remember the name of it.

mamaw

hez Enthusiast
hez
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These are the ones I buy. They are from Wyoming and very good.

Hez

IsAMom Apprentice
IsAMom
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Oh, I'm so happy to hear this! I almost want to cry :lol:

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Cat5 Newbie
Cat5
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You won't want to hear from me then. I ordered these oats about 3 months ago after I was first diagnosed because our Gastro gave us a sample to try.

The first time I ate them I had a reaction, but I thought perhaps since I was so newly diagnosed at that time that perhaps it was just my over sensitive stomach. So about a week later maybe 10 days later or so I tried them again and the Same reactions. I wasn't going to try them a third time.

I guess some of us just can't eat oats period ! They did say there were Gluten-Free and everything, but they didn't work out well for me.

burdee Enthusiast
burdee
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Gluten Free Oats are certified gluten free. I talked to the president of the company several times before I offered those at our local gluten free food fair event last May. I eat that brand of oats regularly as cooked cereal and have absolutely no reaction. I'm VERY sensitive to gluten, dairy, soy, eggs and cane sugar and react with intense cramping pain, bloating and gas. So I know within a few hours whether a food has any of my allergens. There are other gluten free certified oats which are more difficult to digest, because of higher fiber content, but Gluten Free Oats are very digestible and uncontaminated. ENJOY!

BURDEE

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tiffjake Enthusiast
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My mom got a free sample of these oats from a celiac booth posted at a local marathon. Has anyone heard of this company?

www.glutenfreeoats.com

What is your take on it? Thanks much for your replies.

Annette in MN

I have not heard of those, but I do know that Bob's Red Mill has gluten-free oats. They were giving them out at the Gluten Free Summit. They are in a pretty big bag. :)

cruelshoes Enthusiast
cruelshoes
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I have not heard of those, but I do know that Bob's Red Mill has gluten-free oats. They were giving them out at the Gluten Free Summit. They are in a pretty big bag. :)

Are you sure they were from Bob's Red Mill? Last time I called them (March 14, 2007), they told me while they hope to one day offer gluten-free oats, they had no immediate plans to do so. They aren't on Open Original Shared Link, either. Just curious, as I'd love to have another source for gluten-free oats.

As far as the brand the original poster asked about it, yes, I have tried them, and they are quite good. I am able to tolerate them, but my son is not. In Dr. Green's book, he states that there is a small subset of celiacs that cannot tolerate any oats, gluten-free or not. Seems like my son is in the can't tolerate them category. :(

tiffjake Enthusiast
tiffjake
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Are you sure they were from Bob's Red Mill? Last time I called them (March 14, 2007), they told me while they hope to one day offer gluten-free oats, they had no immediate plans to do so. They aren't on Open Original Shared Link, either. Just curious, as I'd love to have another source for gluten-free oats.

As far as the brand the original poster asked about it, yes, I have tried them, and they are quite good. I am able to tolerate them, but my son is not. In Dr. Green's book, he states that there is a small subset of celiacs that cannot tolerate any oats, gluten-free or not. Seems like my son is in the can't tolerate them category. :(

They ARE Bob's Red Mill. They just came out with it and introduced it at the Gluten Free Summit. Here is a link to their News page where they tell about it. They are Gluten Free Whole Grain Rolled Oats. Brand New :) Enjoy!

Open Original Shared Link

tiffjake Enthusiast
tiffjake
Posted

BTW- I noticed they aren't on the list too, so I don't know what's up with that?!?! Maybe just an oversight....

cruelshoes Enthusiast
cruelshoes
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Way cool! Thanks for the tip!

cruelshoes Enthusiast
cruelshoes
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Way cool! Thanks for the tip!

tiffjake Enthusiast
tiffjake
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Way cool! Thanks for the tip!

No problem! :)

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