Question re: Bob's products

[Guest guest]

Sorry if I'm beating a dead horse.........

My understanding of the last thread regarding these products is, unless the label says Gluten Free the product is not safe to use (even if it is a gf product like Quinoa flour), due to cross contamination.

Is that correct?

I just want to be clear on that before I spend any money on Amazon.

Thanks -

[Guest guest]

On something that should be GF - like quinoa - but is not marked as

specifically being GF, I would telephone the company and ask them.

>

> Sorry if I'm beating a dead horse.........

>

> My understanding of the last thread regarding these products is,

unless the label says Gluten Free the product is not safe to use (even

if it is a gf product like Quinoa flour), due to cross contamination.

> Is that correct?

>

> I just want to be clear on that before I spend any money on Amazon.

>

> Thanks -

>

>

[Guest guest]

On something that should be GF - like quinoa - but is not marked as

specifically being GF, I would telephone the company and ask them.

>

> Sorry if I'm beating a dead horse.........

>

> My understanding of the last thread regarding these products is,

unless the label says Gluten Free the product is not safe to use (even

if it is a gf product like Quinoa flour), due to cross contamination.

> Is that correct?

>

> I just want to be clear on that before I spend any money on Amazon.

>

> Thanks -

>

>

[Guest guest]

On something that should be GF - like quinoa - but is not marked as

specifically being GF, I would telephone the company and ask them.

>

> Sorry if I'm beating a dead horse.........

>

> My understanding of the last thread regarding these products is,

unless the label says Gluten Free the product is not safe to use (even

if it is a gf product like Quinoa flour), due to cross contamination.

> Is that correct?

>

> I just want to be clear on that before I spend any money on Amazon.

>

> Thanks -

>

>