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Are These Ingredients Safe Or Not Safe?


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Malto dextrin

Dextrin

Dextrose

Are these the same things? Are they safe or unsafe?


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Lisa Mentor

Malto dextrin

Dextrin

Dextrose

Are these the same things? Are they safe or unsafe?

Yes, they are highly processed to a level that they are considered safe for those with Celiac Disease, regardless of the source, in the United States.

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They are three different things. Maltodextrin and dextrose are safe ingredients.

Dextrin is not safe if it is derived from wheat, but wheat would have to be clearly disclosed on the label in the US (and Canada).

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Lisa Mentor

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Dextrose

An ingredient made from starch, including rice, corn or wheat. It is a highly processed ingredient that is gluten free no matter which starch is used.

Dextrin

Dextrin made from corn, potato, arrowroot, rice, or tapioca is gluten free. It can be made from wheat, though this is rare and would not be gluten free. If dextrin is made from wheat, "wheat" will appear on the label.

Wheat dextrin is not used in the US. And if so, it could possibly retrain trace amounts of gluten, well under the 20ppm standard. It is commonly considered gluten free in the United States.

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