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Reaction To Danone Yogurt


mommyto3

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mommyto3 Contributor

Does anyone react to Danone yogurt? I ate it for the first time today and shortly after I'm getting all my glutenning symptoms.

I found some old posts on Danone but nothing recent. It does contain "natural flavours" but I read somewhere this it's gluten free. With my luck that info was probably outdated.

Just checking in before I go through the hooplah of calling the manufacturer :rolleyes:


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Here in the USA, Dannon (same company) does not guarantee that its yogurts are gluten-free. Scroll down to "Other Ingredients" on Open Original Shared Link.

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Stick to Yoplait. Dannon does not guarantee their yogurts are gluten-free, while Yoplait does.

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Thanks both for the info!

You know I'm still in the questioning phase where I think my symptoms might be caused by something other than gluten but boy, my body sure does know! Now it's just convincing my brain :D

Yoplait it is!

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