New Items with Gluten and Some Gluten Free

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I was looking something up last night and came across this web site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where they had product information that was supposed to be new.

1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten- free.

2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are okay, and those without the stickers are not gluten- free.

3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't know who this is)

4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free, according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn.

I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy? I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an upset stomach. Of course it could have been in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and had some from the health food section of my grocery store. I checked all ingredients, and everything looked okay, but something happened!

Donna S

[Guest guest]

Did you realize that the article you linked to was dated February

1999? I don't think that I would go by that info there. And, I buy

Cruz tortillas usually and it says right on the back of the package

gluten free. I don't ever have problems with them.

Rhiannon

>

> Hi,

>

> I was looking something up last night and came across this web

site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where they

had product information that was supposed to be new.

>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten-

free.

>

> 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are okay,

and those without the stickers are not gluten- free.

>

> 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't know

who this is)

>

> 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free,

according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International Consumer

Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn.

>

> I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy?

I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't

look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an

upset stomach. Of course it could have been in the sauce since I

didn't make my own, and had some from the health food section of my

grocery store. I checked all ingredients, and everything looked

okay, but something happened!

>

> Donna S

>

[Guest guest]

I buy Mission tortillas...just because they say gluten free.

HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection for yellow

corn tortillas...so I got some Mission yellows the other day.

Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The white ones are.

kathi

--- Stan & Donna wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I was looking something up last night and came across this web

> site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where

> they had product information that was supposed to be new.

>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten-

> free.

>

> 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are

> okay, and those without the stickers are not gluten- free.

>

> 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't

> know who this is)

>

> 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free,

> according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International

> Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn.

>

> I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you

> buy? I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night

> that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick

> all night with an upset stomach. Of course it could have been

> in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and had some from the

> health food section of my grocery store. I checked all

> ingredients, and everything looked okay, but something

> happened!

>

> Donna S

[Guest guest]

Kathi,

What is in the yellow corn that makes them not gf?

Re: New Items with Gluten and Some Gluten FreeI buy Mission tortillas...just because they say gluten free.HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection for yellowcorn tortillas...so I got some Mission yellows the other day.Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The white ones are.kathi--- Stan & Donna wrote:> Hi,> > I was looking something up last night and came across this web> site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where> they had product information that was supposed to be new.> > 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer

gluten-> free.> > 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are> okay, and those without the stickers are not gluten- free.> > 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't> know who this is)> > 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free,> according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International> Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn.> > I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you> buy? I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night> that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick> all night with an upset stomach. Of course it could have been> in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and had some from the> health food section of my grocery store. I checked all> ingredients, and

everything looked okay, but something> happened!> > Donna S

[Guest guest]

Don't know. It just says CONTAINS: SOY, WHEAT!

kathi

--- Amadeo wrote:

> Kathi,

>

> What is in the yellow corn that makes them not gf?

>

>

>

>

> Re: New Items with Gluten and Some Gluten

> Free

>

> I buy Mission tortillas...just because they say gluten free.

> HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection for yellow

> corn tortillas...so I got some Mission yellows the other day.

> Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The white ones are.

>

> kathi

>

> --- Stan & Donna wrote:

>

> > Hi,

> >

> > I was looking something up last night and came across this

> web

> > site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html

> where

> > they had product information that was supposed to be new.

> >

> > 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer

> gluten-

> > free.

> >

> > 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are

> > okay, and those without the stickers are not gluten- free.

> >

> > 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't

> > know who this is)

> >

> > 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free,

> > according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International

> > Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from

> corn.

> >

> > I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you

> > buy? I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last

> night

> > that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick

> > all night with an upset stomach. Of course it could have

> been

> > in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and had some from

> the

> > health food section of my grocery store. I checked all

> > ingredients, and everything looked okay, but something

> > happened!

> >

> > Donna S

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Right now I have the Mission brand in my kitchen. However, for

years I always used Pepito Brand. But we've recently moved and the

new grocery store by us only has Mission brand corn tortillas.

They're good, but I'd rather have the ones I'm accustomed to. Oh

well!!

>

> Hi,

>

> I was looking something up last night and came across this web

site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where they

had product information that was supposed to be new.

>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten-

free.

>

> 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are okay,

and those without the stickers are not gluten- free.

>

> 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't know

who this is)

>

> 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free,

according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International Consumer

Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn.

>

> I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy?

I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't

look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an

upset stomach. Of course it could have been in the sauce since I

didn't make my own, and had some from the health food section of my

grocery store. I checked all ingredients, and everything looked

okay, but something happened!

>

> Donna S

>

[Guest guest]

Right now I have the Mission brand in my kitchen. However, for

years I always used Pepito Brand. But we've recently moved and the

new grocery store by us only has Mission brand corn tortillas.

They're good, but I'd rather have the ones I'm accustomed to. Oh

well!!

>

> Hi,

>

> I was looking something up last night and came across this web

site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where they

had product information that was supposed to be new.

>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten-

free.

>

> 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are okay,

and those without the stickers are not gluten- free.

>

> 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't know

who this is)

>

> 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free,

according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International Consumer

Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn.

>

> I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy?

I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't

look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an

upset stomach. Of course it could have been in the sauce since I

didn't make my own, and had some from the health food section of my

grocery store. I checked all ingredients, and everything looked

okay, but something happened!

>

> Donna S

>

[Guest guest]

Right now I have the Mission brand in my kitchen. However, for

years I always used Pepito Brand. But we've recently moved and the

new grocery store by us only has Mission brand corn tortillas.

They're good, but I'd rather have the ones I'm accustomed to. Oh

well!!

>

> Hi,

>

> I was looking something up last night and came across this web

site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where they

had product information that was supposed to be new.

>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten-

free.

>

> 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are okay,

and those without the stickers are not gluten- free.

>

> 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't know

who this is)

>

> 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free,

according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International Consumer

Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn.

>

> I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy?

I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't

look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an

upset stomach. Of course it could have been in the sauce since I

didn't make my own, and had some from the health food section of my

grocery store. I checked all ingredients, and everything looked

okay, but something happened!

>

> Donna S

>

[Guest guest]

I also have a question.  What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy?  I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an upset stomach.  Of course it could have been in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and had some from the health food section of my grocery store.  I checked all ingredients, and everything looked okay, but something happened!============can you share this recipe if it is dairy free as well as gf?Shez

[Guest guest]

I also have a question.  What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy?  I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an upset stomach.  Of course it could have been in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and had some from the health food section of my grocery store.  I checked all ingredients, and everything looked okay, but something happened!============can you share this recipe if it is dairy free as well as gf?Shez

[Guest guest]

According to the Mission web site, ALL Mission corn

tortilla products are GF. Not only that, they do not

share lines with wheat products.

richard

--- Kathi Sandler wrote:

> I buy Mission tortillas...just because they say

> gluten free.

> HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection for

> yellow

> corn tortillas...so I got some Mission yellows the

> other day.

> Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The white

> ones are.

>

> kathi

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

According to the Mission web site, ALL Mission corn

tortilla products are GF. Not only that, they do not

share lines with wheat products.

richard

--- Kathi Sandler wrote:

> I buy Mission tortillas...just because they say

> gluten free.

> HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection for

> yellow

> corn tortillas...so I got some Mission yellows the

> other day.

> Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The white

> ones are.

>

> kathi

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

The bag of Yellow corn tort's I have reads

CONTAINS: SOY, WHEAT

I don't think I'll eat them!

k

--- Rick Lovegro wrote:

---------------------------------

According to the Mission web site, ALL Mission corn

tortilla products are GF. Not only that, they do not

share lines with wheat products.

richard

--- Kathi Sandler wrote:

> I buy Mission tortillas...just because they say

> gluten free.

> HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection for

> yellow

> corn tortillas...so I got some Mission yellows the

> other day.

> Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The white

> ones are.

>

> kathi

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

The bag of Yellow corn tort's I have reads

CONTAINS: SOY, WHEAT

I don't think I'll eat them!

k

--- Rick Lovegro wrote:

---------------------------------

According to the Mission web site, ALL Mission corn

tortilla products are GF. Not only that, they do not

share lines with wheat products.

richard

--- Kathi Sandler wrote:

> I buy Mission tortillas...just because they say

> gluten free.

> HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection for

> yellow

> corn tortillas...so I got some Mission yellows the

> other day.

> Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The white

> ones are.

>

> kathi

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

The newsletter is dated 1999. Unless I'm missing something, you may not want to rely on this information.Stan & Donna wrote: Hi, I was looking something up last night and came across this web site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where they had product information that was supposed to be new. 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten- free. 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are okay, and those without the stickers are not gluten- free. 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't know who this is) 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free, according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn. I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy? I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an upset stomach. Of course it could have been in the sauce since I didn't make my own,

and had some from the health food section of my grocery store. I checked all ingredients, and everything looked okay, but something happened! Donna S

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[Guest guest]

The newsletter is dated 1999. Unless I'm missing something, you may not want to rely on this information.Stan & Donna wrote: Hi, I was looking something up last night and came across this web site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where they had product information that was supposed to be new. 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten- free. 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are okay, and those without the stickers are not gluten- free. 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't know who this is) 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free, according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn. I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy? I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an upset stomach. Of course it could have been in the sauce since I didn't make my own,

and had some from the health food section of my grocery store. I checked all ingredients, and everything looked okay, but something happened! Donna S

Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses.

[Guest guest]

The newsletter is dated 1999. Unless I'm missing something, you may not want to rely on this information.Stan & Donna wrote: Hi, I was looking something up last night and came across this web site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where they had product information that was supposed to be new. 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten- free. 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are okay, and those without the stickers are not gluten- free. 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't know who this is) 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free, according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn. I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you buy? I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick all night with an upset stomach. Of course it could have been in the sauce since I didn't make my own,

and had some from the health food section of my grocery store. I checked all ingredients, and everything looked okay, but something happened! Donna S

Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses.

[Guest guest]

I buy mission yellow corn tortillas

regularly and they say gluten free right on the label.

Becky

From: SillyYaks [mailto:SillyYaks ] On Behalf Of Kathi Sandler

Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006

6:27 AM

To: SillyYaks

Subject: Re: New Items

with Gluten and Some Gluten Free

I buy Mission

tortillas...just because they say gluten free.

HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection

for yellow

corn tortillas...so I got some Mission

yellows the other day.

Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The

white ones are.

kathi

--- Stan & Donna

wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I was looking something up last night and

came across this web

> site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html

where

> they had product information that was

supposed to be new.

>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic

Beans no longer gluten-

> free.

>

> 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal:

Boxes with GAF stickers are

> okay, and those without the stickers are not

gluten- free.

>

> 3. Frookie has a new line of

gluten-free cookies. (I don't

> know who this is)

>

> 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme

are both gluten-free,

> according to Hirde of Favorite Brands

International

> Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla

is derived from corn.

>

> I also have a question. What brand of

Corn Tortillas do you

> buy? I made a casserole with corn

tortillas in it last night

> that didn't look like they had gluten in it,

but I was sick

> all night with an upset stomach. Of course

it could have been

> in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and

had some from the

> health food section of my grocery

store. I checked all

> ingredients, and everything looked okay, but

something

> happened!

>

> Donna S

[Guest guest]

I buy mission yellow corn tortillas

regularly and they say gluten free right on the label.

Becky

From: SillyYaks [mailto:SillyYaks ] On Behalf Of Kathi Sandler

Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006

6:27 AM

To: SillyYaks

Subject: Re: New Items

with Gluten and Some Gluten Free

I buy Mission

tortillas...just because they say gluten free.

HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection

for yellow

corn tortillas...so I got some Mission

yellows the other day.

Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The

white ones are.

kathi

--- Stan & Donna

wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I was looking something up last night and

came across this web

> site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html

where

> they had product information that was

supposed to be new.

>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic

Beans no longer gluten-

> free.

>

> 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal:

Boxes with GAF stickers are

> okay, and those without the stickers are not

gluten- free.

>

> 3. Frookie has a new line of

gluten-free cookies. (I don't

> know who this is)

>

> 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme

are both gluten-free,

> according to Hirde of Favorite Brands

International

> Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla

is derived from corn.

>

> I also have a question. What brand of

Corn Tortillas do you

> buy? I made a casserole with corn

tortillas in it last night

> that didn't look like they had gluten in it,

but I was sick

> all night with an upset stomach. Of course

it could have been

> in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and

had some from the

> health food section of my grocery

store. I checked all

> ingredients, and everything looked okay, but

something

> happened!

>

> Donna S

[Guest guest]

I buy mission yellow corn tortillas

regularly and they say gluten free right on the label.

Becky

From: SillyYaks [mailto:SillyYaks ] On Behalf Of Kathi Sandler

Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006

6:27 AM

To: SillyYaks

Subject: Re: New Items

with Gluten and Some Gluten Free

I buy Mission

tortillas...just because they say gluten free.

HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection

for yellow

corn tortillas...so I got some Mission

yellows the other day.

Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The

white ones are.

kathi

--- Stan & Donna

wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I was looking something up last night and

came across this web

> site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html

where

> they had product information that was

supposed to be new.

>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic

Beans no longer gluten-

> free.

>

> 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal:

Boxes with GAF stickers are

> okay, and those without the stickers are not

gluten- free.

>

> 3. Frookie has a new line of

gluten-free cookies. (I don't

> know who this is)

>

> 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme

are both gluten-free,

> according to Hirde of Favorite Brands

International

> Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla

is derived from corn.

>

> I also have a question. What brand of

Corn Tortillas do you

> buy? I made a casserole with corn

tortillas in it last night

> that didn't look like they had gluten in it,

but I was sick

> all night with an upset stomach. Of course

it could have been

> in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and

had some from the

> health food section of my grocery

store. I checked all

> ingredients, and everything looked okay, but

something

> happened!

>

> Donna S

[Guest guest]

Really?? It must just be our part of the country or something. I was looking for the little "Gluten Free" insignia when I found the CONTAINS: SOY, WHEAT! They make two kinds white and yellow. By the way.....just before going gf, I had decided to eat corn tort's because I couldn't find a NON HOME MADE flour tortilla I liked!! Couldn't stand the normal store bought ones..... kathirichabec wrote: I buy mission yellow corn tortillas regularly and they say gluten free right on the label. Becky From: SillyYaks [mailto:SillyYaks ] On Behalf Of Kathi SandlerSent: Friday, February 03, 2006 6:27 AMTo: SillyYaks Subject: Re: New Items with Gluten and Some Gluten Free I buy Mission tortillas...just because they say gluten free.HOWEVER, my youngest has

always had an affection for yellowcorn tortillas...so I got some Mission yellows the other day.Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The white ones are.kathi--- Stan & Donna wrote:> Hi,> > I was looking something up last night and came across this web> site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html where> they had product information that was supposed to be new.>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic Beans no longer gluten-> free.> > 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal: Boxes with GAF stickers are> okay, and those without the stickers are not gluten- free.> > 3. Frookie has a new line of gluten-free cookies. (I don't> know who this is)> > 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme are both gluten-free,> according to Hirde of Favorite Brands International> Consumer Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn.> > I also have a question. What brand of Corn Tortillas do you> buy? I made a casserole with corn tortillas in it last night> that didn't look like they had gluten in it, but I was sick> all night with an upset stomach. Of course it could have been> in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and had some from the> health food section of my grocery store. I checked all> ingredients, and everything looked okay, but something> happened!> > Donna S

[Guest guest]

I am in the Houston

area and have been using these for years. I trust their product labeling.

Are you sure that is Mission

corn tortillas you had? I just got this off of their website:

Q.

Is

there any wheat, rye, barley, or oats in corn tortillas?

^ up

A.

No, Mission corn

tortillas do not contain wheat, rye, barley or oat ingredients.

Q.

Are

Wheat Flour tortillas produced in the same lines as corn products?

^ up

A.

No, our corn production lines are dedicated to corn

products only. Wheat Flour tortillas are produced in dedicated lines.

Q.

Is

Wheat used in any way to make the products that are gluten free?

^ up

A.

There are no Wheat ingredients or incidental wheat

present in the products or on the lines that produce gluten free products.

Q.

Is

there a potential for cross-contamination of corn products with wheat

ingredients? ^ up

A.

All Mission Foods plants have strict food safety

programs in place, including a very comprehensive Allergen Control Program.

Becky

From: SillyYaks [mailto:SillyYaks ] On Behalf Of Kathi Sandler

Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006

12:42 PM

To: SillyYaks

Subject: RE: New Items

with Gluten and Some Gluten Free

Really?? It must just be our part of the country or

something. I was looking

for the little " Gluten Free " insignia when I found the

CONTAINS: SOY, WHEAT!

They make two kinds white and yellow. By the way.....just before

going gf, I

had decided to eat corn tort's because I couldn't find a NON HOME MADE

flour tortilla I liked!! Couldn't stand the normal store bought

ones.....

kathi

richabec wrote:

I buy mission yellow corn tortillas

regularly and they say gluten free right on the label.

Becky

From: SillyYaks [mailto:SillyYaks ] On Behalf Of Kathi Sandler

Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006

6:27 AM

To: SillyYaks

Subject: Re: New Items

with Gluten and Some Gluten Free

I buy Mission tortillas...just because they say

gluten free.

HOWEVER, my youngest has always had an affection

for yellow

corn tortillas...so I got some Mission yellows the other day.

Not thinking. The yellow corn are NOT gf!! The

white ones are.

kathi

--- Stan & Donna

wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I was looking something up last night and

came across this web

> site http://www.enabling.org/ia/celiac/sn/spnk9902.html

where

> they had product information that was

supposed to be new.

>

> 1. Bush's Chili Beans and Chili Magic

Beans no longer gluten-

> free.

>

> 2. Erewhon Twice Rice Cereal:

Boxes with GAF stickers are

> okay, and those without the stickers are not

gluten- free.

>

> 3. Frookie has a new line of

gluten-free cookies. (I don't

> know who this is)

>

> 4. Jet-Puffed marshmallows and creme

are both gluten-free,

> according to Hirde of Favorite Brands

International

> Consumer

Affairs. The imitation vanilla is derived from corn.

>

> I also have a question. What brand of

Corn Tortillas do you

> buy? I made a casserole with corn

tortillas in it last night

> that didn't look like they had gluten in it,

but I was sick

> all night with an upset stomach. Of

course it could have been

> in the sauce since I didn't make my own, and

had some from the

> health food section of my grocery

store. I checked all

> ingredients, and everything looked okay, but

something

> happened!

>

> Donna S