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I Think I'm Becoming Sensitive To Stone Ground White Rice Flour?


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sickchick Community Regular

I ate some last night (made cookies) popped 2 in my mouth- then felt like I was going to puke.

Same thing tonight I tossed the cookies and made some cake instead B):lol: now I am guzzling lots of water in hopes it will help it go through my system before I barf.

think it's the stone ground heavier texture irritating my sensitive little system? :(

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ravenwoodglass Mentor

Do they stone grind any other flours at that company? I would call the company and ask if it is ground in a dedicated gluten-free facility. Did you purchase it in a bulk items dept out of a bin? If so scoops may have been shared between gluten and nongluten flours. You may be reacting to CC not to the rice flour itself.

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sickchick Community Regular

Hmm, Bob's Red Mill.

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular
Hmm, Bob's Red Mill.

I have not reacted to anything by Bob's Red Mill that said gluten-free on it. And I would know, trust me. Try 3/4 sorghum and 1/4 coconut flour for the same recipe, see what happens. One extra egg or so for the coconut flour.

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CC is unlikely here. Bob's has a dedicated gluten-free facility. Their soy flour is not made in the gluten free facility so while it's probably gluten-free, it does not have a gluten-free logo on it.

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It's the package that DOESN'T say Gluten- Free... :o it's the only white rice flour they have @ the store, tossing it and finding the certified kind (I didn't even realize this until this morning) bleh my poor tummy.

I will toss this flour and keep an eye peeled for any odd reactions to rice in case it is in fact what I am having trouble with...

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I got burned badly once by Bob's coconut that wasn't labeled gluten-free. I don't have any problems with the stuff labeled gluten-free. The lesson I took away from that experience is that if a company goes to all the trouble to make a gluten-free list then there's a reason a product isn't on the list. :)

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sickchick Community Regular

I wonder if that's it- cause I mixed Bob's coconut and white rice flours (the ones my grocer carries are I guess not safe then)

whew.

guess I will have to order mine online certified gluten free B)

thanks Doll :)

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I wonder if that's it- cause I mixed Bob's coconut and white rice flours (the ones my grocer carries are I guess not safe then)

whew.

guess I will have to order mine online certified gluten free B)

thanks Doll :)

Here's the response I got from Bob's about their coconut:

Thank you for your email and for your interest in Bob

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This forum is so nice. You have many experienced heads working together at a moments notice just to help one person and in doing so ...everyone reading-learns... and many more people are helped. Thanks everyone for helping everyone! :)

Collette, I hope you never have that happen to you again!!! ;)

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