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Check Your Cottage Cheese


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Jennifer2 Explorer

I just got off of the phone with the Kroger customer service dietician to check on their microwavable bacon with smoke flavoring (gluten-free!), and while I was on the phone she warned me that the Kroger brand cottage cheese is currently not gluten-free due to some processing error in one of the ingredients (sorry I didn't catch all the details), she also said that there were only 4 plants in the US that do this, so I should check up on any brand of cottage cheese that I use.

Jen


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Jonbo Apprentice

Roberts Cottage Cheese is safe thankfully (have it daily with no reactions as of yet). Can't stand any other brand but Roberts so far.

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OregonDee Newbie

Darigold Cottage Cheese is listed on many gluten free lists that I have found on the web. But I actually took the time to contact them and confirm the 4% is indeed gluten free. Surprise surprise, it is NOT. It contains Maltodextrin which is not listed in the ingredients on the container so it isn't really gluten free. 

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18 minutes ago, OregonDee said:

Darigold Cottage Cheese is listed on many gluten free lists that I have found on the web. But I actually took the time to contact them and confirm the 4% is indeed gluten free. Surprise surprise, it is NOT. It contains Maltodextrin which is not listed in the ingredients on the container so it isn't really gluten free. 

Maltodextrin is gluten-free.  But it should be listed as an ingredient.

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  • 3 months later...
dfixit Rookie

Daisy cottage cheese and sour cream is best. No garbage ingredients.

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