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    Jumkie31 Guest

    Default Safe Food List for Celiacs

    Acacia Gum
    Agar
    Algae
    Algin
    Alginate
    Allcin
    Almonds
    Aluminum
    Amaranth (Check with manufacturer for cross contamination)
    Annatto (check with manufacturer)
    Apple Cider Vinegar
    Arabic Gum
    Arrowroot
    Artichokes
    Aspartame ***WARNING***
    Ascorbic Acid
    Baking Soda
    Balsamic Vinegar (generally G.F.)
    Beans
    BHA
    BHT
    Beta Carotene
    Betaine
    Bicarbonate of Soda
    Biotin
    Buckwheat (beware of cross contamination)
    Butter (check with manufacture is it contains additives or natural flavorings)
    Butylated Hydroxyanisole
    Butyl Compounds
    Calcium Carbonate
    Calcium Chloride
    Calcium Phosphate
    Calcium Silicate
    Calcium Stearate
    Camphor
    Canola Oil (is gluten free but some celiac experience a laxative effect)
    Caprylic Acid
    Carboxymethylcellulose
    Carnauba Wax
    Carob Bean
    Carob Flour
    Carob Bean Gum
    Carrageenan
    Casein
    Cassava
    Castor Oil
    Cellulose
    Cellulose Gum
    Cetyl Alcohol
    Chlorella
    Chymosin
    Corn Oil
    Corn Flour
    Corn Meal
    Corn
    Cornstarch
    Chickpeas
    Chickpea Flour
    Cheese (check with manufacturer, avoid preshredded cheese.)
    Cream of Tatar
    Calcium
    Chloride
    Calcium Phosphate
    Carob Bean Gum
    Carrageen
    Citric Acid (in U.S. it is gluten free, but outside U.S. it can be made from wheat or corn)
    Corn
    Corn Sweetener
    Corn Syrup Solids
    Cortisone
    Cotton Seed Oil
    Cysteine, L
    Demineralized Whey
    Desamidocollagen
    Dextrimaltose
    Dextrose
    Dioctyl Sodium
    Eggs
    Elastin
    Ester Gum
    Fish (Fresh, unseasoned and unbreaded. Gortons grilled fish IS NOT G.F.)
    Flax Seeds
    Folic Acid - Flocin
    Formaldehyde
    Fructose
    Fructose
    Fruit (if dried check with manufacturer)
    Fumaric Acid
    Garbanzo Beam Flour
    Gelatin
    Gelatine
    Glutamine (amino acid)
    Glutamic Acid
    Glycerides
    Glyceryl Nono-Oleate
    Glycerol Monooleate
    Glycol
    Glycolic Acid
    Gram Flour (also know as Chick Pea Flour)
    Grits (If instant or flavored check with manufacturer)
    Guar Gum
    Hemp
    Herbs
    Honey
    Hydrogen Peroxide
    Hydrolyzed Soy Protein
    Invert Sugar
    Iodine (some individuals with D.H. have reactions to Iodine)
    Keratin
    Lactic Acid
    Lactose
    Lanolin
    Lard
    Lecithin
    Lentils
    Lipase
    Locust Bean Gum
    Lecithin (could contain soy, avoid is sensitive to soy)
    Locust Bean Gum
    Magnesium Carbonate
    Magnesium Hydroxide
    Maize
    Malic Acid
    Maltodextrin (check with manufacturer)
    Malititol
    Manioc
    Masa Harina or Masa made from Corn
    Meat (fresh or frozen, with no breading or preseasoned)
    Milk (check with manufacturer if flavored, or buttermilk. Horizon Dairy is G.F.)
    Millet (Beware of cross contamination)
    Milo (Check with manufacturer)
    Malic Acid
    Mung Bean
    Microcrystalline
    Mineral Oil
    Mineral Salts
    Monosodium Glutamate; MSG ( if made in U.S. it is G.F.)
    Monopotassuim Phosphate
    Musk
    M Vitamins & Minerals
    Nuts (If flavored, check with manufacturer)
    Niacin
    Niacinamide
    Oats (beware of cross contamination. Quaker cannot guarantee G.F. Status)
    Olestra *WARNING*
    Oleyl Alcohol
    Oleyl Oil
    Olive Oil
    Paraffin
    Peas
    Peanut Oil
    Pepsin
    Peru Balsam
    Petrolatum
    Phenylalanine
    Polenta (If not home-made check with manufacturer)
    Polyethylene Glycol
    Polyglycerol
    Polysorbates
    Potatoes
    Potato Flour
    Potato Starch
    Potato Vodka
    Potassium Citrate
    Potassium Iodide
    Pristane
    Propolis
    Propylene Glycol
    Propylgallate
    Psyllium
    Pyridoxine Hydrochloride
    Pyrophosphate
    Quinoa
    Rape Seed (Canola oil)
    Rennet
    Reticulin
    Rosin
    Royal Jelly
    Rice
    Rice Flour
    Rice Vinegar (Check with manufacturer)
    Romano Bean
    Sago Palm
    Sago Flour
    Saifun (bean threads)
    Safflower Oil
    Seaweed (often used in Sushi)
    Sesame Seeds
    Sphingolipids
    Spices (If they are pure they are generally G.F. McCormick's Spices are G.F.)
    Soba ( check that these noodles are pure buckwheat before consuming)
    Soda (also called Baking Soda)
    Sodium
    Sodium Ascorbate
    Sodium Benzoate
    Sodium Citrate
    Sodium Erythrobate
    Sodium Nitrate
    Sodium Silaco Aluminate
    Sodium Stannate
    Sorbitol
    Soy ( some celiac are also sensitive to soy, but soy is G.F.
    Soy Oil (If not sensitive to soy)
    Soy Lecithin
    Sorghum
    Sorghum Flour
    Spirits (Certain types are G.F. )
    Starch (if made in U.S. it is usually G.F, in the U.K it can be from either corn or wheat)
    Stearates
    Stearamine
    Stearic Acid
    Sucrose
    Sulfites
    Sulfosuccinate
    Sulfur Dioxide
    Sunflower Oil
    Sunflower Seeds
    Sweet Chestnut Flour
    Tallow
    Tapioca
    Tapioca Flour
    Tartaric Acid
    TBHQ or Tributylhydroquinone
    Tea
    Tea Tree Oil
    Teff (Beware of cross contamination)
    Tequila (Made without dyes & additives. Find Tequila made from the Agave plant)
    Thiamine Hydrochloride
    Tofu (read label, generally made from Soy)
    Tolu Balsam
    Tragacanth
    Tragacanth Gum
    Tragacanth Gum
    Tri-Calcium Phosphate
    Turmeric
    Tyrosine
    Urad beans
    Vanillin
    Vitamin A (Palmitate)
    Vegetables (fresh, canned, & frozen. Avoid sauces and seasoning packets)
    Whey
    Wine (most are generally gluten free, avoid wine coolers, they contain barley malt))
    White Wine
    White Wine Vinegar
    Wild Rice
    Xanthan Gum
    Yam Flour
    Yogurt (check with manufacturer, Yoplait without the addins like cookies are G.F.)

  2. #2
    pinkperson Guest

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    That's a nice list. I want to add something I've kept in my old chest. It was given to me by my nutritionist friend. She said I might need the list someday. Maybe this is the "someday".

    Meat and meat alternatives: all meats except breaded, prepared with bread crumbs or ingredients that are creamed or with wheat, rye and barley.

    Milk and milk products: all milk products except those mixed with Ovaltine, commercial chocolate milk with ceral additives, milk beverages flavored with malt, pudding thickened with wheat flour, ice cream or sherbet containing gluten stabilizers, processed cheese foods and spreads, Roquefort and ricotta cheese.

    Fruits and veggies
    all except breaded, prepared with bread crumbs or creamed

    Starches and grains
    bread, cereal or dessert products made from buckwheat, cornmeal, soybean flour, rice flour, potato flour, tapioca; cornmeal, popcorn and hominy; rice, cream of rice, puffed rice and rice flakes; potato chips

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