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Shelton's turkey meatballs

ironictruth

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About once or twice a month I eat these. After still having some damage on my year follow up endo, I am looking closer at what I am eating. I just noticed that they contain isolated oat protein. What is this stuff? I assume it is just as subject to cross contamination as regular non-certified oats?

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1 hour ago, ironictruth said:

About once or twice a month I eat these. After still having some damage on my year follow up endo, I am looking closer at what I am eating. I just noticed that they contain isolated oat protein. What is this stuff? I assume it is just as subject to cross contamination as regular non-certified oats?

Do they claim to be gluten-free?  You might email or call and ask.  If they use gluten-free oats, technically, in the US, they are not supposed to list it as "gluten-free oats".  Some still do, but its an odd quirk of our labeling laws.

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