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gluten-free Flax Seed? Flax Meal?

StephanieL

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I am in the market for flax to add to my DS's diet for fiber. Anyone have a gluten-free source? Organic is a plus to!

TIA

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I am in the market for flax to add to my DS's diet for fiber. Anyone have a gluten-free source? Organic is a plus to!

TIA

King Arthur Flour has just added golden flax seed and flax seed meal. Open Original Shared Link Certified gluten-free but I'm not sure about organic.

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King Arthur Flour has just added golden flax seed and flax seed meal. Open Original Shared Link Certified gluten-free but I'm not sure about organic.

GREAT! Thanks so much! I get other stuff from them and love it. Just need to double check it is nut free as well (I believe all the gluten-free stuff is....I hope this is the case!)

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ElseB
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Bob's Red Mill also has gluten-free flax.

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Bob's Red Mill also has gluten-free flax.

Bob's is notorious for nut x-con. We can't do peanuts or tree nuts.

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I just bought Dash O'Flax. Gluten free, non GMO, packaged in a Gluten, Nut & Lactose free facility. True cold milled. Product of USA. PAREVE means it is not meat or dairy). It does not say anything about organic.(

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I just bought Dash O'Flax. Gluten free, non GMO, packaged in a Gluten, Nut & Lactose free facility. True cold milled. Product of USA. PAREVE means it is not meat or dairy). It does not say anything about organic.(

Thanks!

I did get confirmation from King Arthur that the flax from them is nut free as well!

I like having options though! Thanks!

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