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Gluten In Pod Filters


joyce

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joyce Rookie

Hello everyone,

Has anyone had a problem with the coffee from the Pod coffee makers like Bunn. I have contacted a few companies and they insist they have no gluten (even the flavored coffee) but when asked how they get those pods to stick together they say by pressure. They say they do not use glue of any source. Anyone else have a problem with coffee in the pods? Thanks for the help


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Using a wheat based glue as an adhesive for filter bags (be it tea or coffee) simply doesn't make any sense, because the wheat starch would dissolve in the water when it was brewed. It's something of a celiac urban legend that filterbags for beverages (tea, primarily) have gluten in them.

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As the companies have told you, these are gluten-free. Really.

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