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Nori?


fakename

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fakename Contributor

I think it is okay to assume that most japanese nori is gluten free but do we really know that -how many people eat it w/o reactions, will the package mention any possible CC?

Thanks


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mbrookes Community Regular

Can't help you , dear. I have no idea what you are talking about. What is nori?

fakename Contributor

Can't help you , dear. I have no idea what you are talking about. What is nori?

Iodine-rich seaweed paper -sushi paper.

ravenwoodglass Mentor

Iodine-rich seaweed paper -sushi paper.

I can't answer as to the gluten issue. Perhaps you could call the maker and find out as different brands might have different levels of safety.

Do you have DH, the skin form of celiac where you get itchy blisters? If you do Nori would be something to avoid until you have fully healed as iodine will keep antibodies active in the skin.

love2travel Mentor

All the nori I have seen thus far is gluten-free BUT I live in Canada so there could be a difference.

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