Re: Bora Bora Bars / Canadian Labeling

[Guest guest]

Canada has become very very strict on their labeling in recent

years. I too have seen Bora Bora bars at Costco and have one in the

cupboard at home but have yet to try one.

If you'd like I can have my best friend (in Vancouver) ask at the

local health food store and see what she comes up with.

Carla

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> Has anyone heard of Bora Bora bars by Wellements? They were

having a demo at my local Costco and the labels say gluten free

right on the label. They are delicious! But one flavor is oatmeal

raisin, and it still says gluten-free. Now we all know that

technically oats do not contain gluten, it's the cc that gives us

problems. These bars are from Canada - Does anyone know if Canadian

labeling allows one to say gluten-free when there are oats in it?

If not, then these guys don't know what they're talking about and I

have to question the " natural flavors " etc. There's no email that I

could find on their website and I haven't had a chance to call.

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> www.wellements.com

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> Trudy

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> " Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind

don't matter and those who matter don't mind. " ~Dr. Theodor Seuss

Geisel

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[Guest guest]

Trudy, we're on it. My bestest Canadian friend will ask tomorrow

during her Saturday trek to Caper's.

Carla

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> I've been eating them without any reaction, but I would love any

info you can get.

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> Trudy

[Guest guest]

Trudy, enjoy the bars! They are truly GF. 0 ppm!!!

Carla

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> > I've been eating them without any reaction, but I would love any

> info you can get.

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> > Trudy

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