Celiac.com 03/24/2017 - Does it meet the FDA standard for a gluten-free product? Is it safe for people with celiac disease?
Starbucks' new Gluten-Free Breakfast Sandwich looks yummy. But, why does Starbucks' website feature a disclaimer saying the company cannot guarantee the absence of allergens, including wheat?
The sandwich itself is pretty standard fare, consisting of two slices of cherrywood-smoked Canadian bacon, an egg patty and reduced-fat white cheddar on a gluten-free roll.
The company website uses boldface type to tout the "gluten-free"-ness of the new offering, noting that the sandwich uses a "gluten-free roll," is "prepared in a certified gluten-free environment," and sealed "in its own oven-safe parchment bag to avoid any cross-contamination." Sounds good, so far...

Celiac.com 02/12/2018 - Coffee giant Starbucks is debuting a new line of vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free options on menu throughout the UK.
The company's announcement was timed to coincide with 'Veganuary,' a month-long promotion of the vegan lifestyle.
The inclusion of oat milk to the new menu means that Starbucks now offers four dairy-free alternatives for their hot beverages: oat milk; almond milk; coconut milk; and soy milk.
BBQ jack fruit is apparently the new vegan alternative to pulled pork, so the new item should be both an emotional and nutritious alternative to meat.
If you're hankering for a meaty, vegan sandwich alternative, then the bbq jackfruit wrap is just the thing for you. The new seeded whole wheat wrap comes with shredded carrot and puréed sweetcorn ...

Celiac.com 02/15/2022 - We get a lot of questions from celiac community members wondering if certain products are gluten-free. Even after our article about brands of gluten-free coffee drinks, which included Chobani and other top brands, we see a lot about which top brands of canned or bottled cold coffee drinks are gluten-free and safe for people with celiac disease
Specifically, are Starbucks canned and bottled coffee drinks gluten-free and safe for people with celiac disease? The answer is yes, even though Starbucks coffee drinks are not labeled gluten-free, they do not contain gluten ingredients, and do not have any wheat or gluten allergy warnings.
For this reason, Starbucks canned and bottled coffee drinks are considered naturally gluten-free and are very likely to ...