Which Soy 'milks' For Lattes Not gluten-free?

[marie06]

Hi, I was in Borders today skimming through which new gluten-free book I wanted to buy and there was a warning in one of them that said to be careful since NOT all Soy Lattes are gluten-free. I KNOW starbucks is since I wrote to them (and have seen many posts regarding them) but I was wondering if anyone out there knows WHICH Soy brands contain Gluten? I was at "Seattles Best" today and was afraid to get a latte. There is also a cute new coffee shop newar my home and I am not sure if their lattes are gluten-free. I try to do a casein free diet as well since Ive always been lactose intolerant. Thanks!

[marie06]

Hi, I was in Borders today skimming through which new gluten-free book I wanted to buy and there was a warning in one of them that said to be careful since NOT all Soy Lattes are gluten-free. I KNOW starbucks is since I wrote to them (and have seen many posts regarding them) but I was wondering if anyone out there knows WHICH Soy brands contain Gluten? I was at "Seattles Best" today and was afraid to get a latte. There is also a cute new coffee shop newar my home and I am not sure if their lattes are gluten-free. I try to do a casein free diet as well since Ive always been lactose intolerant. Thanks!

Bumping....anybody out there have any info? Thanks!

[ohsotired]

Do you know what brand of soy milk Starbucks uses?

I work in a coffee shop, and we use Silk brand soy milk, which is gluten free. I'm going to guess that's what a bunch of coffee shops use, since it's readily available and a known brand. Obviously, it would be to your advantage to ask before ordering.

Hope that helps! Now go have a latte!

[ang1e0251]

I have been to Starbucks three times and the soy milk they use is Silk. I use this at home also. In my flower shop I have a small coffee bar. I stock Silk since it is what I like and lactose intolerant customers like it too.

[mags]

I have been to Starbucks three times and the soy milk they use is Silk. I use this at home also. In my flower shop I have a small coffee bar. I stock Silk since it is what I like and lactose intolerant customers like it too.

Starbucks in both Illinois and Texas have switched to some sort of generic brand for soy milk. I suspect it's nationwide.

I have not been able to contact them to figure out if it is gluten free yet. I looked at the box and it has natural flavors, which can often mean barley in these kinds of "milks". The people working there were unable to tell me anything.

I ask every time I go in. I jetted to the nearby seattle's best and they used silk, so I got my drink there.

[Felidae]

The only soy milk that I know is gluten-free is SILK. Sorry, not too helpful.