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Wheat Grass

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Is wheat grass okay for some with Celiac or a gluten intolerance?

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shadowicewolf Proficient
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No...

There is a very high risk of CC'ing with that as well.

ravenwoodglass Mentor
ravenwoodglass
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NO, I found that out the hard way. Watch out for it and barley grass in supplements because they can have both and still be labeled gluten free.

confusedks Enthusiast
confusedks
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NO, I found that out the hard way. Watch out for it and barley grass in supplements because they can have both and still be labeled gluten free.

What about if you used a juicer to juice wheatgrass and now want to use it for just veggies? Do I need a new juicer?

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kenlove
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I would boil the parts and hope for the best -- but have had trouble with things like sharing colanders, pans -- mostly because they dont get cleaned well enough. My wife does not not keep her pans for regular pasta etc. in the kitchen.

It amy also depend on how sensitive you are.

good luck

What about if you used a juicer to juice wheatgrass and now want to use it for just veggies? Do I need a new juicer?

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