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Another Drink Question

Aeman56

By Aeman56
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Aeman56
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I went to the Gatorade site and this is what it says

"Does Gatorade contain Gluten?

No, none of our Gatorade products contain wheat ingredients, which would be the source of wheat Gluten."

What about things like the modified food starch? I don't really like the feel of their answer.. kinda sounds like they blew the question off, KWIM?

Sorry, I wonder if I will ever get the hang of gluten-free. Every time I think I have it, I realize something new..

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I went to the Gatorade site and this is what it says

"Does Gatorade contain Gluten?

No, none of our Gatorade products contain wheat ingredients, which would be the source of wheat Gluten."

What about things like the modified food starch? I don't really like the feel of their answer.. kinda sounds like they blew the question off, KWIM?

Sorry, I wonder if I will ever get the hang of gluten-free. Every time I think I have it, I realize something new..

Most labels that say modified food starch will have the source right after it ie: from corn, from wheat, from rice. Don't use any that says from wheat.

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Most labels that say modified food starch will have the source right after it ie: from corn, from wheat, from rice. Don't use any that says from wheat.

It doesn't say on the bottle? In fact almost all the stuff I see mod starch on it doesn't say anything after?

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It doesn't say on the bottle? In fact almost all the stuff I see mod starch on it doesn't say anything after?

I've seen it on things like yogurt etc. If it doesn't tell the source I wouldn't use it.

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I've seen it on things like yogurt etc. If it doesn't tell the source I wouldn't use it.

I believe this article about Gatorade will answer your question. Their starch source is corn.

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I believe this article about Gatorade will answer your question. Their starch source is corn.

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ill check it now, thanks!

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Don't discount nature's BEST beverage. It's H2O

No sugars, no carbs, no fat, no issues wondering if it's with or without gluten.

~Wheatfreedude~

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