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Is Plain Starbucks Coffee gluten-free?


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jasonD2 Experienced

anyone have problems with Starbucks coffee..plain black coffee?


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psawyer Proficient

Yes, the plain coffee is gluten-free.

jasonD2 Experienced

Strange- i had some today and my stomach started gurgling shortly after. thanks

Lisa Mentor

Strange- i had some today and my stomach started gurgling shortly after. thanks

Coffee can act as a stimulant. Gurgling would not be unusual for anyone.

michaelkl1 Rookie

anyone have problems with Starbucks coffee..plain black coffee?

Anyone know if the starbucks pumpkin spice latte is gluten free?

jasonD2 Experienced

yeah was on an empty stomach as well

sb2178 Enthusiast

I was told this summer that all drinks had no gluten, but that's probably seasonal... they should have an answer for you though.


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kareng Grand Master

I was told this summer that all drinks had no gluten, but that's probably seasonal... they should have an answer for you though.

Be careful. Starbucks had published something this summer to say that the light Fraps are not gluten-free. In the past, I have seen that some of the seasonal flavors like a pumpkin or gingerbread were not gluten-free. Would want to check the ingredients on the flavoring bottle if they have it.

SaraKat Contributor

I drink it everyday and have no issues- I add the raw sugar and half and half and I don't have issues with those either.

I am hoping the pumpkin spice latte is!!!

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