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Which Rice Milk Product Is Ok?

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Gentleheart Enthusiast
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I need to use some kind of "milk" product and rice milk seems to be the best choice for me. I know that Rice Dream produces problems with many people. Is there any commercial rice milk product that seems to sit well with most gluten intolerant and multiple allergy people? I need it to be plain without sweeteners or vanilla either. Thanks.

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You might want to check Whole Foods 365 and Pacific brands. I'm not positive they don't contain vanilla though.

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You might want to check Whole Foods 365 and Pacific brands. I'm not positive they don't contain vanilla though.

I don't live near any Whole Foods, but I'm sure I can find Pacific in the small stores I have. Is Pacific noted for being trustworthy concerning gluten? I want to branch out and make some fun things for variety, but it isn't worth getting glutened for.

Thanks for the information. :)

purple Community Regular
purple
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I am looking at a box I found in the cupboard yesterday (I thought I was out).

It's "Pacific" rice milk

low fat, plain

lactose free

gluten free

I use their almond milk in baking all the time.

jerseyangel Proficient
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I've used Pacific Rice and Almond milks for over 3 years. Never a problem :)

Gentleheart Enthusiast
Gentleheart
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I've used Pacific Rice and Almond milks for over 3 years. Never a problem :)

Thanks everyone. I will try to get some Pacific when I can. I was wrong. It isn't in any of my stores and will require long distance traveling to obtain. Previously I had bought the Rice Dream because they now actually say "gluten free" on the label. Did they change recently in a positive way or do most gluten people on this forum still have trouble using it? Is the company just plain lying or what? I need to know whether to toss it or not. Thanks again.

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