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Oat Bran Bread


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I noticed at Whole Foods that they now have oat bran bread in the gluten free bakery section. Has anyone tried this? Is is safe?

Please advise.

Thanks,

Kathy C.


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Oat bran flatbread made me sick for several weeks one time. I'd be careful with anything from oats, at least until you know if you can tolerate them.

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I also would use extreme caution when trying this. Make sure you are not consuming any risky stuff and that you are feeling well. Then have a couple slices for 3 or 4 days in a row to make sure you are not reacting. Some of us can tolerate oats and some of us can't. Also be sure to double check the other ingredients in the item, sometimes things get put into spots they shouldn't be by accident or just because the store stocks that way.

I hope it works out for you, I really miss oats.

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