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Food Should Taste Good Brand Chips

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Food Should Taste Good chips

I've seen these chips at Costco but didn't buy them because of the oat fiber, but here's the statement from the company:

Are any of your products gluten-free?

Yes! All of our chips have been tested and certified gluten-free, and all are processed on machinery that that does not process any items with gluten. (If you are concerned about the oat fiber in the multigrain chips, don't be! The fiber is extracted from the oats, and does not contain any gluten.)

Has anyone tried them with no issue? I will call the company and see what they say.-but, I'm not sure how to word my question... any suggestions?

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I won't touch the ones they make with oat but I have had the Olive and the Chocolate and really liked both of them. I am very sensitive and did not react to either of those. The chocolate is great for spreading with cream cheese.

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stolly
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Anyone else? We bought them, but so far only DH and I (we don't have celiac) have tried them. We haven't given them to our daughter, but I'm curious if anyone else tried them. They are fairly healthy for a chip because they have quinoa and flax seeds. The Celiac Sprue Association website lists oat fiber as not being consistent with a gluten-free diet, so I'm baffled by the company's statement that they're certified gluten free. Does that mean they have been tested to be gluten-free, or does that means that they believe the ingredients are gluten-free? Thank you

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The Celiac Sprue Association website lists oat fiber as not being consistent with a gluten-free diet, so I'm baffled by the company's statement that they're certified gluten free. Does that mean they have been tested to be gluten-free, or does that means that they believe the ingredients are gluten-free? Thank you

Perhaps they are using certified gluten-free oats to extract the fiber from? Just throwing it out there as a possibility... :huh:

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Perhaps they are using certified gluten-free oats to extract the fiber from? Just throwing it out there as a possibility... :huh:

Thats a good point....but I hope if that was the case they would list it as such.

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celiac-mommy
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I had emailed the company and never received a reply. I will try to remember to call on Monday.

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