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Martha White Gluten Free Muffin Mixes


LauraTX

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At my grocery store I picked up a gluten-free Blueberry muffin mix in with the pouch martha white mixes.  Those are something I had through my childhood so I picked one up and it was pretty good. Only made 5 muffins which is just enough when you don't need to be eating a giant batch.  Full of articifial crap but good for a nostalgic treat, haha. There was no GFCO seal or anything on it so I wrote asking about shared facilities/equipment/testing and this was their reply.  Their parent company is smuckers who will label any gluten containing ingredient on their products, by the way.
 
"Thank you for your inquiry regarding the presence of gluten in one of our Martha White® products. For over 115 years, providing our consumers with the highest quality products has been of paramount importance to The J.M. Smucker Company. Quality products begin with quality ingredients and we employ comprehensive procurement procedures to ensure our products contain only the finest ingredients from reputable suppliers.
 
The product for which you have requested information, Martha White® Gluten Free Blueberry Muffin Mix, is verified "gluten-free" per the established U.S. Food and Drug Administration's criteria.
 
The J.M. Smucker Company follows the established U.S. Food and Drug Administration's criteria for making "gluten-free" claims, including:
 
Ingredient Screening - The ingredient cannot contain gluten sources such as wheat, rye, barley or their derivatives or hybrids. We also review for the presence of oats.
Testing - The product must be tested to verify that it contains less than 20 parts per million. We also review for the presence of oats.
Manufacturing Procedures - In addition, facilities that manufacture verified “gluten-free” products must have a comprehensive gluten management program. All equipment used in the manufacture of products containing any gluten or oat source must be thoroughly cleaned prior to producing a product that is “gluten-free”. These procedures must be validated and inspected after each clean-up.
 
 
If you should have further questions or need additional information, please visit us at www.marthawhite.com or contact us at 800-663-6317, Mondaythrough Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. EST."

 

 

According to their website they have a chocolate muffin mix as well, haven't seen that one.  

 

TL;DR: Their blueberry muffins are tasty, cheap, and according to mfg they test finished product and run on shared equipment with very thorough cleaning/QC protocols.  I feel okay with them, but super sensitives may not.  Would be a great thing for kids.


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