Guest guest Posted March 5, 2006 Report Posted March 5, 2006 Today I was at the store and noticed that some Lipton teas labeled barley and wheat right on their labels... I was a little discouraged because I thought most of their products were gf. I just wanted to give everyone the heads up... Quote
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2006 Report Posted March 7, 2006 I had to go and look at the Lipton tea bags in my cupboard. It lists tea leaves as the only content and specifically says there are no additives. Is it the ice tea mixes that contain gluten? best wishes Chris ----- Original Message ----- Still trying to get my "gluten free" legs on.....is the problem with Lipton tea the "maltodextrin"? I looked at the two packages of green tea mix I have in the cabinet this morning and that seems to be the offending ingredient? Quote
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2006 Report Posted March 7, 2006 HI - Yes it is the mixes that I understand are gluten-full - and since I dont' understand all of the undercover ingredient words that basically mean " don't consume " to me now, I was wondering whether it is the " maltodextrin " on the ingredient list that makes it a no-no? thanks again Dara > > I had to go and look at the Lipton tea bags in my cupboard. It lists tea leaves as the only content and specifically says there are no additives. > > Is it the ice tea mixes that contain gluten? > > best wishes > Chris > ----- Original Message ----- > > Still trying to get my " gluten free " legs on.....is the problem with > Lipton tea the " maltodextrin " ? I looked at the two packages of green > tea mix I have in the cabinet this morning and that seems to be the > offending ingredient? > Quote
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