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Is Bajra gluten free


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Is Bajra gluten free?


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Scott Adams Grand Master

Bajra is pearl millet and is gluten-free. We'll add it to our Safe List:

 

trents Grand Master

Good question. It's a member of the grass family and considered to be a kind of millet or rice. I think it would be okay.

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