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Do You Find Cadbury Trust-Able?


UnhappyCoeliac

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Had this today and im pretty sure it had gluten: Open Original Shared Link

BECAUSE nothing else entering my mouth could of....

and that's trustworthy in a real anger/down move that Id been doing so well but got gluten. If I end u sick from this and miss a wedding and my favorite band for 3x I swear to god I will sue them!


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lovegrov Collaborator

I trust them in that if they put it on the gluten-free list -- which they did -- that in fact means the product is not meant to have gluten and has no known gluten. Could there be cross contamination? Can't tell you. That's a chance we often take when we eat something processed. It's a fact of life.

As for the chips, I'm not certain whether you mean potato chips from a bag like in the U.S. or something else. With chips from a a bag there's often the chance of cross contamination. If it's a chip cooked locally in oil, was the oil also used for a gluten containing product?

richard

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thanks for the reply richard, everything I ate yesterday was gluten free and stuff I had for months without problems, except for the chocolate from now on only dairy milk original is the only chocolate or cadbury thing il touch

ravenwoodglass Mentor

On their page with the 'no gluten source' 'trace gluten' and 'has gluten' lists I found the following which makes me wonder if they know what gluten is. How could a confection called 'barley sugar' be listed under the 'no gluten source'? I think I shall pass on Cadbury chocolates.

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PASCALL

No Gluten Source

Barley Sugar

Columbines

Éclairs

Fruit Bon Bons

Memorables

Milk Choc Caramels

Pineapple Lumps

lovegrov Collaborator

According to what I read, TRUE barley sugar is made with extract of barley, which indicates to me it probably doesn't carry over the poisonous effects. In addition, some manufacturers make something they call barley sugar or barley sugar candy without actually using barley. IOW, it's quite possible that Cadbury's barley sugar is indeed gluten-free.

richard

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