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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

non-dairy beverages and gluten

yes, even alternative milk beverages can contain gluten, sigh. double sigh if you are only drinking soy or rice milk due to your gluten allergy in the first place. many people with gluten intolerance also experience lactose intolerance as a related condition. celiac.ca is a great source of information about secondary disorders related to celiac disease. for those who suffer from lactose intolerance, soy, rice, almond and hemp milk are good substitutes. I stopped drinking milk several years ago and switched to soy, and after trying several brands, found most were not so palatable. however, I eventually settled on Soy Dream for its creamy taste.

I spent the afternoon at Whole Foods recently and read the ingredients on all of the non-dairy beverage containers they carry. the following is my non-dairy milk – gluten breakdown:

soy, almond and hemp milk brands with gluten free on the label
Ryza (Earths Own) (all flavors)
Almond Breeze (Blue Diamond)
Organic Almond (Pacific Foods)
Hemp Bliss (Manitoba Harvest) (all gluten free)

soy and hemp milk brands with safe ingredients (no gluten free on label)
So Nice
Soy Dream
Silk
Natura
Living Harvest Hempura

soy milk brands not gluten free
Vitasoy
Edensoy

all flavors of Vitasoy and Edensoy contain barley extract. in the case of Edensoy products, they also contain malted wheat. the ingredients in Rice Dream appear to be gluten free, but according to their website, the rice milk is processed using a barley enzyme and therefore could contain a residual amount of barley protein (0.002 %). make sure you always check the ingredients of non-dairy beverages and watch for malt or barley ingredients.  Robyn

ryza   |   almond breeze   |   organic almond   |   hemp bliss

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Gluten Free Foods said...

If soy and milk are the culprits, mothers will need to find substitute milks or start breast-feeding their babies. Rice milk is one alternative. It is gluten-free, but it has considerably less protein than cow’s milk. You can also try goat’s milk.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

non-dairy beverages and gluten

yes, even alternative milk beverages can contain gluten, sigh. double sigh if you are only drinking soy or rice milk due to your gluten allergy in the first place. many people with gluten intolerance also experience lactose intolerance as a related condition. celiac.ca is a great source of information about secondary disorders related to celiac disease. for those who suffer from lactose intolerance, soy, rice, almond and hemp milk are good substitutes. I stopped drinking milk several years ago and switched to soy, and after trying several brands, found most were not so palatable. however, I eventually settled on Soy Dream for its creamy taste.

I spent the afternoon at Whole Foods recently and read the ingredients on all of the non-dairy beverage containers they carry. the following is my non-dairy milk – gluten breakdown:

soy, almond and hemp milk brands with gluten free on the label
Ryza (Earths Own) (all flavors)
Almond Breeze (Blue Diamond)
Organic Almond (Pacific Foods)
Hemp Bliss (Manitoba Harvest) (all gluten free)

soy and hemp milk brands with safe ingredients (no gluten free on label)
So Nice
Soy Dream
Silk
Natura
Living Harvest Hempura

soy milk brands not gluten free
Vitasoy
Edensoy

all flavors of Vitasoy and Edensoy contain barley extract. in the case of Edensoy products, they also contain malted wheat. the ingredients in Rice Dream appear to be gluten free, but according to their website, the rice milk is processed using a barley enzyme and therefore could contain a residual amount of barley protein (0.002 %). make sure you always check the ingredients of non-dairy beverages and watch for malt or barley ingredients.  Robyn

ryza   |   almond breeze   |   organic almond   |   hemp bliss

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1 comment:

Gluten Free Foods said...

If soy and milk are the culprits, mothers will need to find substitute milks or start breast-feeding their babies. Rice milk is one alternative. It is gluten-free, but it has considerably less protein than cow’s milk. You can also try goat’s milk.

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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

non-dairy beverages and gluten

yes, even alternative milk beverages can contain gluten, sigh. double sigh if you are only drinking soy or rice milk due to your gluten allergy in the first place. many people with gluten intolerance also experience lactose intolerance as a related condition. celiac.ca is a great source of information about secondary disorders related to celiac disease. for those who suffer from lactose intolerance, soy, rice, almond and hemp milk are good substitutes. I stopped drinking milk several years ago and switched to soy, and after trying several brands, found most were not so palatable. however, I eventually settled on Soy Dream for its creamy taste.

I spent the afternoon at Whole Foods recently and read the ingredients on all of the non-dairy beverage containers they carry. the following is my non-dairy milk – gluten breakdown:

soy, almond and hemp milk brands with gluten free on the label
Ryza (Earths Own) (all flavors)
Almond Breeze (Blue Diamond)
Organic Almond (Pacific Foods)
Hemp Bliss (Manitoba Harvest) (all gluten free)

soy and hemp milk brands with safe ingredients (no gluten free on label)
So Nice
Soy Dream
Silk
Natura
Living Harvest Hempura

soy milk brands not gluten free
Vitasoy
Edensoy

all flavors of Vitasoy and Edensoy contain barley extract. in the case of Edensoy products, they also contain malted wheat. the ingredients in Rice Dream appear to be gluten free, but according to their website, the rice milk is processed using a barley enzyme and therefore could contain a residual amount of barley protein (0.002 %). make sure you always check the ingredients of non-dairy beverages and watch for malt or barley ingredients.  Robyn

ryza   |   almond breeze   |   organic almond   |   hemp bliss

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1 comment:

Gluten Free Foods said...

If soy and milk are the culprits, mothers will need to find substitute milks or start breast-feeding their babies. Rice milk is one alternative. It is gluten-free, but it has considerably less protein than cow’s milk. You can also try goat’s milk.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

non-dairy beverages and gluten

yes, even alternative milk beverages can contain gluten, sigh. double sigh if you are only drinking soy or rice milk due to your gluten allergy in the first place. many people with gluten intolerance also experience lactose intolerance as a related condition. celiac.ca is a great source of information about secondary disorders related to celiac disease. for those who suffer from lactose intolerance, soy, rice, almond and hemp milk are good substitutes. I stopped drinking milk several years ago and switched to soy, and after trying several brands, found most were not so palatable. however, I eventually settled on Soy Dream for its creamy taste.

I spent the afternoon at Whole Foods recently and read the ingredients on all of the non-dairy beverage containers they carry. the following is my non-dairy milk – gluten breakdown:

soy, almond and hemp milk brands with gluten free on the label
Ryza (Earths Own) (all flavors)
Almond Breeze (Blue Diamond)
Organic Almond (Pacific Foods)
Hemp Bliss (Manitoba Harvest) (all gluten free)

soy and hemp milk brands with safe ingredients (no gluten free on label)
So Nice
Soy Dream
Silk
Natura
Living Harvest Hempura

soy milk brands not gluten free
Vitasoy
Edensoy

all flavors of Vitasoy and Edensoy contain barley extract. in the case of Edensoy products, they also contain malted wheat. the ingredients in Rice Dream appear to be gluten free, but according to their website, the rice milk is processed using a barley enzyme and therefore could contain a residual amount of barley protein (0.002 %). make sure you always check the ingredients of non-dairy beverages and watch for malt or barley ingredients.  Robyn

ryza   |   almond breeze   |   organic almond   |   hemp bliss

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1 comment:

Gluten Free Foods said...

If soy and milk are the culprits, mothers will need to find substitute milks or start breast-feeding their babies. Rice milk is one alternative. It is gluten-free, but it has considerably less protein than cow’s milk. You can also try goat’s milk.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

non-dairy beverages and gluten

yes, even alternative milk beverages can contain gluten, sigh. double sigh if you are only drinking soy or rice milk due to your gluten allergy in the first place. many people with gluten intolerance also experience lactose intolerance as a related condition. celiac.ca is a great source of information about secondary disorders related to celiac disease. for those who suffer from lactose intolerance, soy, rice, almond and hemp milk are good substitutes. I stopped drinking milk several years ago and switched to soy, and after trying several brands, found most were not so palatable. however, I eventually settled on Soy Dream for its creamy taste.

I spent the afternoon at Whole Foods recently and read the ingredients on all of the non-dairy beverage containers they carry. the following is my non-dairy milk – gluten breakdown:

soy, almond and hemp milk brands with gluten free on the label
Ryza (Earths Own) (all flavors)
Almond Breeze (Blue Diamond)
Organic Almond (Pacific Foods)
Hemp Bliss (Manitoba Harvest) (all gluten free)

soy and hemp milk brands with safe ingredients (no gluten free on label)
So Nice
Soy Dream
Silk
Natura
Living Harvest Hempura

soy milk brands not gluten free
Vitasoy
Edensoy

all flavors of Vitasoy and Edensoy contain barley extract. in the case of Edensoy products, they also contain malted wheat. the ingredients in Rice Dream appear to be gluten free, but according to their website, the rice milk is processed using a barley enzyme and therefore could contain a residual amount of barley protein (0.002 %). make sure you always check the ingredients of non-dairy beverages and watch for malt or barley ingredients.  Robyn

ryza   |   almond breeze   |   organic almond   |   hemp bliss

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1 comment:

Gluten Free Foods said...

If soy and milk are the culprits, mothers will need to find substitute milks or start breast-feeding their babies. Rice milk is one alternative. It is gluten-free, but it has considerably less protein than cow’s milk. You can also try goat’s milk.