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Gluten Free Nuts


Sarah B

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I'm looking for a variety of nuts to put into a trail mix so I have some healthy to snack on. The problem is I can't seem to find, nuts that are not processed in a facaility or on equimpent that process wheat. I also don't want any that have salt on them. So I bought some Blue Almond almonds and some planter peanuts but can seem to find any walnuts or pecans or other nuts.

Any sugestion on where to find them order them online?


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Marilyn R Community Regular

Check out nutsonline.com :)

oceangirl Collaborator

Planter's nuts (Kraft) clearly mark gluten and I am a highly sensitive one. I eat South Beach diet nuts every day and have not had any problem with them for years.

Good luck!

lisa

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I buy fisher pecans in the bag and blue diamond almonds all the time. We haven't had any problems yet.

pricklypear1971 Community Regular

If you live around a Trader Joe's they have salt and additive-free nuts.

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TestyTommy Rookie

I second nutsonline.com

They have nuts that are certified gluten-free and the website tells you very clearly which nuts are safe. Service is fast and the nuts and seeds are absolutely delicious. Good prices, too!

eatmeat4good Enthusiast

I have DH and need to have unsalted nuts too.

NutsOnline.com is excellent. They offer everything you could want in nuts and offer unsalted options for all of them. They also have a large gluten free section with all kinds of flours, spices, etc. I highly recommend them.


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Marilyn R Community Regular

I place an order about once a month. I love the samplers, too! All of their shipments have been wonderful. I do the happy dance on delivery day, even before it arrives (because I know it's coming, they e-mail you.

Has anyone tried their gluten-free flour mix? (I haven't, just buy the almond flour.) I have pretty simple baking needs, but I'd love a yummy pizza crust!

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