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Bob's Red Mill Cornmeal - Shared Lines (Not gluten-free Packaging)

Nikki2777

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So frustrating - I'm trying to cook more, and I have no experience with corn meal.  Rushed through the store getting ingredients for a recipe I've been wanting to try and didn't realize I picked up the Bob's cornmeal with the shared facility/equipment warning on the back.

 

I can't use this, right?

 

So, my family will be able to have this delicious looking tamale pie and I won't?

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Sadly, they do make a gluten-free version and this is not it.  Lately my grocery store stopped carrying the gluten-free one, too, so I was high and dry as well.  This one, as far as I know, is made in the wheat part of the facility, so CC may be a concern there.  I would not risk it.  Just put the pie filling over rice and make the tamale part another day :)

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I'm sorry that happened to you. I have often wished that BRM would take all items which are naturally gluten free and process them in their gluten free facility. 

 

Do you have a Vitamix blender and flour sifter by any chance? It's possible to grind your own cornmeal from popcorn kernels. 

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