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Pacific Foods Almond Milk?

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ruthla Contributor
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Does Pacific Foods unsweetened Vanilla Almond milk have gluten in it?

I bought some yesterday because I'm getting sick of coconut milk in everything, and I've found it to be quite yummy! I'm gluten-free, dairy free, mostly soy free, and low carb- so many gluten-free products don't work for me.

But this morning I'm having GI symptoms again- my stools are watery and it hurts to pass them (it feels like the poop itself is burning my skin.)

So I'm not sure what's going on. Did I get cross-contaminated from leftover pasta my kids left all over the kitchen table/breathed it in when they microwaved it/did I accidentally touch it? Is there gluten in the almond milk? Am I reacting to another ingredient in the almond milk (soy lecithin? carigeean?) Could I be getting symptoms just from the wintery weather?

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According to the Open Original Shared Linkwebsite, that is a gluten-free product. It does, however, have soy, which can be a problem for some people.

Hope you get to the bottom of things, and feel better soon.

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