Velveeta and Twenty Other Surprisingly Gluten-Free Foods

I have actually seen marshmallows with gluten in the US.  They are the cure shaped ones that come with hot cocoa gift sets.  Just another example of they you need to read ingredient  lists.

On 9/19/2019 at 1:00 PM, kareng said:

I have actually seen marshmallows with gluten in the US.  They are the cure shaped ones that come with hot cocoa gift sets.  Just another example of they you need to read ingredient  lists.

I am having tator tots, drizzled with Velveeta cheese and BBQ sauce YUMMMMM. 

I’m wondering if Cavendish Farms Potatoe Patties are gluten-free

On 9/24/2019 at 7:03 AM, Guest Adele Dezign x 2 said:

I am having tator tots, drizzled with Velveeta cheese and BBQ sauce YUMMMMM. 

Haha! Enjoy!

On 9/24/2019 at 8:55 AM, Guest Ermanno D'Angelo said:

I’m wondering if Cavendish Farms Potatoe Patties are gluten-free

A quick check of their website lists no gluten ingredients. Double check with the manufacturer, but there are no gluten or wheat ingredients listed, and no wheat allergen warnings.

Can't help but say that all those foods, with the exception of the nuts and veggies, are highly processed and lack true nutritional value.

I have celiac. Yesterday I planned and made taco filling using ground beef and one can of Hormel chili with no beans as the flavoring. I became ill a few hours after and remained symptomatic for nearly 24 hours. I retrieved the can of Hormel chili without beans from the trash and the label said it contained wheat gluten. I called the company and asked if they made any gluten-free products and I was told that they make Hormel chili without beans but it’s labeled as chunky. There was Hormel chili chunky style and with beans or without beans. The clue to it being gluten-free was the word chunky in the description. The Hormel chunky chili without beans will be my go to item to season ground meat to make taco filling. I have also ordered online gluten-free dry taco seasoning which I add to the mixture in the sauté pan, with additional cumin.

10 hours ago, Guest Stu B. said:

I have celiac. Yesterday I planned and made taco filling using ground beef and one can of Hormel chili with no beans as the flavoring. I became ill a few hours after and remained symptomatic for nearly 24 hours. I retrieved the can of Hormel chili without beans from the trash and the label said it contained wheat gluten. I called the company and asked if they made any gluten-free products and I was told that they make Hormel chili without beans but it’s labeled as chunky. There was Hormel chili chunky style and with beans or without beans. The clue to it being gluten-free was the word chunky in the description. The Hormel chunky chili without beans will be my go to item to season ground meat to make taco filling. I have also ordered online gluten-free dry taco seasoning which I add to the mixture in the sauté pan, with additional cumin.

No matter how long you have had celiac disease, always read the labels.  Products can change.  

I hope you recover fast.   

The cheesecake flavor is not gluten free, it has barley

Celiac.com,

I was diagnosed a celiac for 23 years and I want to express my immense gratitude to your educating us on our disease. I am fortunate to have the world's best gastro, Dr Joseph Murray at Mayo. I appreciate the product listings I got those years ago and have paid it forward by hosting the Arrowhead Celiac Assoc until the internet help us all. Velveeta in wild rice soup is the best!

I called Kraft Heinz about Velveeta Cheese today, and they told me it isn’t gluten free it contains traces of gluten, none of their Velveeta products are gluten free I was told they get some of their flavorings and ingredients from other suppliers, and they can’t guarantee they are not cross contaminated with gluten containing ingredients people need to be aware that this product isn’t gluten free Kraft Heinz says they label all their gluten free items that have FDA approved gluten free ingredients.

If Velveeta contained "traces of gluten" they would disclose it on their label, but they do not:

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We double checked and they the product is gluten-free by ingredient, and there is no allergen warning for "wheat."