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Bob's Red Mill Arrowroot - Labelling confusion

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EDIT: This has been resolved. 

I'm pretty sure this is gluten free (see label below: "tested and confirmed gluten free..."), but the "manufactured in a facility that also uses..." phrase throws me off. There isn't gluten-free anywhere else on the label. It should be okay, right? I just made a huge batch of scones and want to enjoy them.

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Nevermind folks, I dont know how I missed the red gluten-free stamp at the front. It should be safe.

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Always good to use the support we have here. I have found products that have the Gluten Free label like vitamins but there is yeast not derived from beets. It is good to be sceptical when you have Celiac.

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  On 5/3/2019 at 4:36 PM, pikakegirl said:

Always good to use the support we have here. I have found products that have the Gluten Free label like vitamins but there is yeast not derived from beets. It is good to be sceptical when you have Celiac.

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Thanks for the validation. Its been a rough week and I really can't add on the risk of being glutened today. I guess no one really has much leeway on that!

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