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turtle99

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Hi everyone,

I recently discovered that Bulk Barn store, has Gluten-free bins. They have clear labels of which item, such as brown rice flour, that is Gluten free, and tag the scoops, to identify them for gluten-free use. So I think they really tried hard to cater to those in need for gluten-free baking.

It seems like a great way to buy gluten-free ingredients, for a much cheaper price. But the question remains can we trust the bulk bins to really remain gluten-free ?

What do you think? Would you buy it?


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What other bins are near the gluten-free bins? In our local health food store, the potato starch and tapioca starch is near the salt, sugar and dried beans, but the rice flour is right next to oat bran and near rye flour and spelt. I won't buy anything that's close enough for easy CC.

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