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Oat Based Products?


kimber

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kimber Enthusiast

Hi

I believe my ds is gluten intolerant and seems to do well with small amounts of oat based products

i just picked up oaties...is there any other oat based products i should check out?

I remember hearing scottish oatmeal was OK...i saw in my WF a cardboard tub of scottish oats...is that what people are reffering to?

Thanks, Kim


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I would only use oat products that are labeled gluten-free.

key Contributor

Some people use McCann's Irish oatmeal. I tried it with my son and I, and we did have problems with it. There are some other people here that eat them though. I wouldn't use mainstream foods with oats though, because they are usually contaminated with wheat.

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I've been eating McCann's oats w/out a problem for several weeks now. Just a bowl in the morning. Thought about making some cookies. Yeah, watch out for regular brands...contaminated :P

kimber Enthusiast

CRUD ladies...Thanks

I was wondering since I don't believe he has celiac but is gluten intolerant if cc would bother him?

Thanks again

quote name='Sweetfudge' date='Nov 9 2006, 01:22 PM' post='231634']

I've been eating McCann's oats w/out a problem for several weeks now. Just a bowl in the morning. Thought about making some cookies. Yeah, watch out for regular brands...contaminated :P

CarlaB Enthusiast
CRUD ladies...Thanks

I was wondering since I don't believe he has celiac but is gluten intolerant if cc would bother him?

Thanks again

quote name='Sweetfudge' date='Nov 9 2006, 01:22 PM' post='231634']

I've been eating McCann's oats w/out a problem for several weeks now. Just a bowl in the morning. Thought about making some cookies. Yeah, watch out for regular brands...contaminated :P

I don't have celiac either ... but I'm every bit as sensitive to gluten as a celiac!! I will react to cc.

kimber Enthusiast

Thanks Carla

I don't think he is tolerating the oats after all

Yesterday after a big bowl of Oaties he became very angry/aggressive/dark eyes etc

I'm going to remove the oats for a while and see hoe he re-covers

I don't have celiac either ... but I'm every bit as sensitive to gluten as a celiac!! I will react to cc.

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besides mcains, a company out of canada called laura's is certifed gluten-free. they have rolled oats and oat flour.

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