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Natural Flavors


Jen H

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I bought some Empire Kosher white ground turkey at Trader Joes and made pasta sauce from it. When I read the package the ingredients it said "white ground turkey and natural flavors added". I am new to celiac disease, so I went on the Empire Kosher website and it says that their ground turkey is gluten-free. I have been really sick tonight and have not eaten anything else new today. I think it may be from the ground turkey. Are natural flavors gluten-free?

Thanks, Jen


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Natural flavors are ok most of the time but you have to check each product. IF the website said it was gluten free then those natural flavors were fine.

Do you have the safe and forbidden lists of ingredients and foods?

https://www.celiac.com/st_main.html?p_catid=12

That is the link to go to if you do not have it.

Have you changed your products(makeups,shampoos, soaps, lotions, etc) you use and made sure they are gluten free? If you have not that could maybe be causing it.

Are you new to the diet? It also takes time to feel better and you may have up and down days for some time.

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