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Beware of Sarita Organic long grain white rice.

Rafael C.
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Rafael C. Newbie
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I just tested the Sarita Organic long grain white rice using the Nima sensor and found gluten:(

 

Dangerous for celiac patients. 

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Scott Adams Grand Master
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Thanks for sharing this. Perhaps try this certified gluten-free California rice:

https://www.lundberg.com/products/organic-white-long-grain-rice

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It is also interesting that Sarita also has the certified GF logo, so you may want to report this to: https://gfco.org/

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Rafael C. Newbie
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On 11/14/2023 at 12:11 PM, Scott Adams said:

It is also interesting that Sarita also has the certified gluten-free logo, so you may want to report this to: https://gfco.org/

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I am thinking that maybe is within the certification parameters of <= 20ppm.

The Nima just found gluten. 

The label should say low gluten instead of gluten free. 

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On 11/14/2023 at 12:08 PM, Scott Adams said:

Thanks for sharing this. Perhaps try this certified gluten-free California rice:

https://www.lundberg.com/products/organic-white-long-grain-rice

Thank you.  I will try as soon I get or find capsules. 

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