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JUDI42MIL Apprentice

Okay I finally tried tonight the notta pasta brand pasta.....And I actually liked it. I mixed it with tomato, onion, green pepper, and garlic-- Which I eat all the time......with no problem.......But, now i am dying the pain in stomach is so bad. Is there possibly anything in the notta pasta( which is rice pasta) which could cause horrible pain?


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Did you call the company? Does it say gluten-free on the package or did you eat it because the ingredients didn't seem to show gluten. I'm not sure what pasta that is, but maybe it's not produced in a gluten-free facility? Anything else new that you tried within the past....48 hours?

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There could be cross contamination

JUDI42MIL Apprentice

The package itself states gluten free on it. And I dont see how there could be any cross contamination . I am vegetarian so all the ingredients i put in with the pasta, I eat all the time, with no problems

tarnalberry Community Regular

I haven't had a problem with Notta Pasta in the past, though it's not my favorite. You might check with the company to find out if it was contaminated (not made on a dedicated line), or investigate if something got brought into your kitchen, it was something earlier in the day, or it was something that wasn't gluten - like the stomach flu or the ever-lovely (not!) "mild" case of food poisoning. Of course, if you're intolerant to rice as well, that could be the problem.

roddi Rookie

check the sauce, and/or crushed/ground tomatoes if you use them..

easy place for gluten unless all natural products you obtained.

rob

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