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Gluten Free Cocoa?


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qwertyui Rookie

Hello!

Just wondering if anyone here has been able to locate a gluten free high quality cocoa powder for baking? I was using one, got a reaction, called the company and said that they can't be sure of the gluten freeness of their products.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!


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hez Enthusiast

I have used Hershey's cocoa in the past without problems. I did not call on the product to confirm gluten-free status. However, it is not high end!

Hez

jerseyangel Proficient

I use Nestle's cocoa--never a problem :)

cruelshoes Enthusiast

We use Open Original Shared Link.

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Question: I am a gluten-intolerant person (Celiac Sprue Disease), and would like to know which of your products are suitable for my gluten-free diet. Many preservatives, extracts, gums, etc., are sources of gluten because the process used to make those ingredients involve a gluten-containing grain of some kind.

Answer: According to our manufacturers, the following items are...

Gluten-Free:

Mix'n Drink, Buttermilk Blend, Baking Cocoa, Chunks, Dolci Frutta, and Kwik Kream.

Not Gluten-Free:

No Sugar Added Hot Cocoa, and the Regular Hot Cocoa.

qwertyui Rookie

Thank you very much! I'll pick some up tomorrow!

celiac-mommy Collaborator

We use Ghirardelli.

JNBunnie1 Community Regular
We use Ghirardelli.

I use Dagoba & Trader Joe's, one of them says gluten free right on the label but I can't remember which one.


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