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Maize?

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jambo massive Apprentice
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im stuck on this one is it safe to eat maize and modifed maize starch?? i've looked every were and cant find anything out about it PLEASE help its in lots of things i eat??

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Nantzie Collaborator
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Maize is just corn. So it's fine. Some manufacturers like to complicate things for us don't they? :rolleyes:

Nancy

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im stuck on this one is it safe to eat maize and modifed maize starch?? i've looked every were and cant find anything out about it PLEASE help its in lots of things i eat??

hi, maize is corn, so if you can do corn you can do maize. There is no gluten in it.

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sickofit Newbie
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im stuck on this one is it safe to eat maize and modifed maize starch?? i've looked every were and cant find anything out about it PLEASE help its in lots of things i eat??

Funny, you got 2 replies at the same time! At least we said the same thing.

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Funny, you got 2 replies at the same time! At least we said the same thing.

Indeed thank you both very much

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ravenwoodglass Mentor
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As long as it is not CCed it is safe. It is just corn.

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