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Corn Meal?

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sora Community Regular
sora
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Is corn meal generally safe? What brand does everyone use. I haven't bought any for about 7 months and I am really missing it.

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Lisa Mentor
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Is corn meal generally safe? What brand does everyone use. I haven't bought any for about 7 months and I am really missing it.

Yes.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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I get my corn meal & grits & masa harina from nuts.com. They have a good certified gluten-free selection of foods. Shipping is pricey, but fast.

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1974girl Enthusiast
1974girl
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You'd think so but many are not. Read the label on a lot of "name brand" corn meal and it will not be safe (wheat). I have found that store brands often are just fine. So that's what I buy.

sora Community Regular
sora
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Thanks everyone.

I bought a store brand and it seems to be fine.

I'll have to check out Nuts.com more. I see they deliver to Canada now.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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Thanks everyone.

I bought a store brand and it seems to be fine.

I'll have to check out Nuts.com more. I see they deliver to Canada now.

Wait until you see all the certified gluten-free goodies they have :)

They took it seriously when someone they know was DXed.

Hubs loves their medjool dates! Delicious diced dried fruits for granola bars. They also have veggies chips and gogi power bars.

The nuts are so jumbo and fresh! For a real treat, chocolate covered raisins.(they also have candies--like M&Ms, nonpareils and those chewy things, gummies?) The teff and coconut flours are ground fine for baking and are in resealable bags. The selection is huge. Okay, I'll stop now.....Obviously, I like their products! and they always include a "free treat". Customer service is top-notch. okay, really done now.

(but I am not a paid spokesperson, honest. :lol: if only! )

sora Community Regular
sora
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Wait until you see all the certified gluten-free goodies they have :)

They took it seriously when someone they know was DXed.

Hubs loves their medjool dates! Delicious diced dried fruits for granola bars. They also have veggies chips and gogi power bars.

The nuts are so jumbo and fresh! For a real treat, chocolate covered raisins.(they also have candies--like M&Ms, nonpareils and those chewy things, gummies?) The teff and coconut flours are ground fine for baking and are in resealable bags. The selection is huge. Okay, I'll stop now.....Obviously, I like their products! and they always include a "free treat". Customer service is top-notch. okay, really done now.

(but I am not a paid spokesperson, honest. :lol: if only! )

Lol, I guess I'll have to buy something from them. :)

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IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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Lol, I guess I'll have to buy something from them. :)

I feel like I exerted a little bit of peer pressure there, Sora. :lol::lol:

sora Community Regular
sora
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I feel like I exerted a little bit of peer pressure there, Sora. :lol::lol:

Yes, I feel used.

You can pay me back with a Tiramisu recipe. Please :)

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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Yes, I feel used.

You can pay me back with a Tiramisu recipe. Please :)

:lol: :lol: Love your humor!

No prob! You got it, sister. ;) Before DX, that was my signature dessert.

Give me a few hours to make dinner and come back and type it all out?

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psawyer
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Tiramisu recipe! - from Irish.
mbrookes Community Regular
mbrookes
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The main key to cornmeal is that the self rising kind will always have wheat flour. Look for pure corn meal... Martha White has a good one.

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