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Stonyfield Farms Yogurt

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mookie03 Contributor
mookie03
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Hey guys,

I just happened to check out the Stonyfield Farms website (I couldn't find the kind i used to buy and wanted to see whether it was still available) and i found this link:

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Apparently, they have (finally) completed their gluten-free certification process and now ALL of their yogurts are gluten-free! I for one am ecstatic, as I am not a huge fan of plain yogurt and this has always been my favorite brand.

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Joni63 Collaborator
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Thanks for posting this. I love Stonyfield Farms...it is my favorite too! :)

HAK1031 Enthusiast
HAK1031
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yes!!!!! :D that's really exciting

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lilypilly Newbie
lilypilly
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I was just going to ask if anyone gets sick when they eat Stonyfield Vanilla yogurt. I don't get flavored yogurt much anymore but the last two times I ate Stonyfield's French Vanilla yogurt, I got sick. I don't remember what else I ate the last time but today am certain nothing else could have been the issue. I'm thinking maybe the "natural vanilla flavoring".

Hey guys,

I just happened to check out the Stonyfield Farms website (I couldn't find the kind i used to buy and wanted to see whether it was still available) and i found this link:

Open Original Shared Link

Apparently, they have (finally) completed their gluten-free certification process and now ALL of their yogurts are gluten-free! I for one am ecstatic, as I am not a huge fan of plain yogurt and this has always been my favorite brand.

kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted

I was just going to ask if anyone gets sick when they eat Stonyfield Vanilla yogurt. I don't get flavored yogurt much anymore but the last two times I ate Stonyfield's French Vanilla yogurt, I got sick. I don't remember what else I ate the last time but today am certain nothing else could have been the issue. I'm thinking maybe the "natural vanilla flavoring".

There could be something in it, like an artificial flavor ar sweetener that disagrees with you. But they would not be gluten free if they put gluten in the yogurt.

If they are "certified gluten-free" they must know that the flavorings they use are gluten-free.

lilypilly Newbie
lilypilly
Posted

I'll just stay away from it. :(

There could be something in it, like an artificial flavor ar sweetener that disagrees with you. But they would not be gluten free if they put gluten in the yogurt.

If they are "certified gluten-free" they must know that the falvorings they use are gluten-free.

lovegrov Collaborator
lovegrov
Posted

The CGF page isn't working but they talk about it in their FAQ.

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I suspect that Stoneyfield was gluten-free for years but they wouldn't say it until they had certification.

richard

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