Gluten Free Oats - Affordable, Safe Brand Recommendations?

[waitingdorothea]

Since I am only gluten-intolerant, I thought I'd give gluten free oats a shot (I think that the one-year rule doesn't apply to me since a biopsy showed no damage, right?). Can anyone recommend a safe, affordable brand I could purchase online?

Fall would be very strange without oatmeal!

[Puddy]

I've used both Gifts of Nature and Cream Hill Estates brands. I bought both brands on-line, but definitely plan on spending more than you would in the grocery store.

[celiac-mommy]

Bob's RedMill is what we buy. They are the cheapest of our options here, but the mill is here in town...

[hannahp57]

i buy bob's red mill. they are my favorite oas ever (including my pregluten free days when i used quaker). I made no bakes a few months ago with them and found myself just putting an or two in my mouth raw here and there. good flavor and they are nice and thick which makes for chewy granola bars or oat cookies:)

hth

[JennyC]

You many still have celiac even though your biopsy was normal, it's called latent celiac disease. This is my biggest pet peeve. Gastroenertologists can be so set in their ways!

"Latent celiac disease is defined by a positive serology but no villous atrophy on biopsy. These individuals are asymptomatic, but later may develop symptoms and/or histologic changes."

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Back to the subject at hand. I buy Bob's Red Mill gluten-free rolled oats in the 25 pound bag. They are very affordable that way.