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There was a previous post in which we recommended our most trusted gluten free brands. One that I recommended was Thai Kitchen. I love their Chili Sauce. Recently I got some of their gluten free peanut satay sauce. I had it a couple of times and started showing symptoms. I tested it with those EZ gluten strips that certain of us hate to have mentioned and found a positive. There goes another brand. I need to take back my recommendation.

FOR NON SENSITIVE CELIACS, THE STRIPS TEST TO 10 PPM, THE PRODUCT IS STILL BELOW 20 PPM AND CONSIDERED GLUTEN FREE AND SAFE FOR TYPICAL CELIACS.


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Phooey! I've had an unopened jar of that in my cabinet for awhile, trying to get up the nerve to try it. Into the trash it goes. Thanks for the warning!

For what it's worth, I love those test strips and have had good luck with them -- I just wish the price would come down ...

MaryJones2 Enthusiast

Thai Kitchen is a responsible company and is very safe for celiacs, including many sensitive ones. I'd feel more comfortable if you tested their entire product line and based your opinions on that instead of just one product.

dilettantesteph Collaborator

I have also tested their Spicy Thai Chili and it tested negative. I really like their products. I just hate feeling as sick as I was yesterday.

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