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I've done a search and read conflicting information. Is maltose safe for us to eat?


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I don't know the answer, but see psawyer's response in this thread from earlier this year:

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and debmidge's answer from an older post:

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and here: Open Original Shared Link

So yes- there is conflicting info out there, but may be safe. What company makes the product that has maltose in it?

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I have two published (printed) sources that state that maltose is gluten-free. They are:

Gluten-Free Diet, A Comprehensive Resource Guide, Expanded Edition by Shelley Case, BSc, RD, ISBN 1-897010-28-1.

Acceptability of Foods and Food Ingredients for the Gluten-Free Diet, Pocket Dictionary published by the Canadian Celiac Association, ISBN 0-921026-21-8.

I personally don't put much faith in the CSA (Celiac Sprue Association) as a source of accurate information. Much of their "information" has been shown to be erroneous, or is based on outdated ideas that have since been disproved.

As far as I am concerned, maltose is safe.

radgirl Enthusiast
I have two published (printed) sources that state that maltose is gluten-free. They are:

Gluten-Free Diet, A Comprehensive Resource Guide, Expanded Edition by Shelley Case, BSc, RD, ISBN 1-897010-28-1.

Acceptability of Foods and Food Ingredients for the Gluten-Free Diet, Pocket Dictionary published by the Canadian Celiac Association, ISBN 0-921026-21-8.

I personally don't put much faith in the CSA (Celiac Sprue Association) as a source of accurate information. Much of their "information" has been shown to be erroneous, or is based on outdated ideas that have since been disproved.

As far as I am concerned, maltose is safe.

You really think it's safe? I'm so tired of being freaked out by every little thing I put in my body and every label I read. I know about the obvious, but this is ridiculous. I know, I know, it's my health. But I'm tired of stressing about everything when it comes to food. That certainly isn't helping my health any.

I found the maltose in VSL#3 probiotic powder.

psawyer Proficient
You really think it's safe?

Yes, I really do.

radgirl Enthusiast
Yes, I really do.

Thank you Peter. I will give it a try.

lustr3 Newbie
You really think it's safe? I'm so tired of being freaked out by every little thing I put in my body and every label I read. I know about the obvious, but this is ridiculous. I know, I know, it's my health. But I'm tired of stressing about everything when it comes to food. That certainly isn't helping my health any.

I found the maltose in VSL#3 probiotic powder.

I'm so glad I found this thread. I too, am so freaked out by the things that my boyfriend eats (he's the one with celiac), he on the other hand is more nonchalent. Maltose is also found in alot of Asian pastries too.


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