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The consumption of all gluten-free products has hinged on the rising demand for food products among people with celiac disease or those with ...

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      I wonder if the tTG-Iga result isn't back yet as there is nothing next to that one, perhaps it takes a little longer.  
    • Scott Adams
      No corn is listed on the ingredients on their site: https://www.trulyhardseltzer.com/nutrition This article may also be helpful:  
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      Are they safe for a corn allergy? I know white claw is corny! 
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