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Powdered Sugar


darlindeb25

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I was talking to my sister last night and she said things are changing again. She is finding powdered sugar with wheat in it, just wanted you all aware--start checking it. For a very long time now, powdered sugar has been safe. She said Kroger, Meijer, and one other brand was still safe, but the Gordon Food Service brand she had gotten for the hospital now contains wheat and it didn't before.

I guess it goes to prove we have to be on constant guard, always reading the labels, never trusting a company to leave things the same.

I just wanted to make sure your holiday baking was safe. Merry Christmas!!!


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loco-ladi Contributor

thanks for the info, its one of the very very few things I didnt re-check at each purchase.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Thanks for the info. My bag is labeled gluten free!!!!

Rosebud710 Apprentice

Thanks for the info Deb! I was just baking cookies with my sisters and they used powdered sugar with my sifter. I think it was Meijer's brand.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

it makes you wonder why wheat would need to be used in powdered sugar....the sugar was fine without it :(

Generic Apprentice

Because it is cheaper than corn starch right now.

jerseyangel Proficient

Deb,

Thanks for the information.

Have a nice holiday :)


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I love your name Generic :lol:

Because it is cheaper than corn starch right now.
and that says it all!!!!! To h*** with our health, bottom line is padding their pockets. If they use the lease expensive product and charge the same price for the product, then they make more money and that is what business is all about! There are so many products out there that absolutely have no reason to contain wheat or barley, like cereals, they do not need barley malt, but it's the least expensive to use, so they ruin all those cereals with it. You would think they would come to realize how much money they could make off of celiacs now, if they would just stop using barley malt!

I wonder how many celiac's will be glutened by powdered alone this holiday season just because of this tiny change that we did not expect to happen. We do come to trust our favorites and we do get lazy about checking our favorites that have become trusted friends.

You are all very welcome and my sister says Hi!!!!!

debmidge Rising Star

This goes back to the gasoline situation. Corn is used to make Ethanol. This has increased the demand and prices for corn. Wheat is a cheaper commodity right now. Back in 2005 I was afraid this was going to happen.

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