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frankl74

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[i would like to know if there is any gluten in betty crocker corn starch? :unsure: we called the place and they said there wasn't but it still bothered my wife.

we are wondering if anyone will know if there is any gluten in there


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Corn starch is derived from corn.... celiacs can have corn starch unless they are tested and have a problem with corn as well.

Betty Crocker is a brand that will not hide any wheat and gluten. Unless it says it contains wheat, rye, barley, and oats it will be free of that.

Hope this helps :D

kabowman Explorer

I discovered I also have a problem with Corn. Try the receipe with Arrowroot flour instead and see what happens.

-Kate

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