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Lori Kelley-Mull <[log in to unmask]>
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Lori Kelley-Mull <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi,
I have been reading posts on this list for a few months.  I am a little confused about something.  Is it true that all I really need to do is read a label to make sure the food is gf?  Or do I have to check with the manufacturer each and every time I want something new?

I ask because I know about cross-contamination issues with companies like Frito Lay.  But what about "health food" companies - like Garden of Eatin' and Walnut Acres.  I have been eating nachos once a week made with Garden of Eatin's blue corn chips and Walnut Acres organic refried black beans.  I haven't contacted these companies because (1) the ingriedent list is okay and (2) I consider them more responsible companies because they are organic.  Am I making a mistake?  Should I contact each and every company?

Also, do I need to be careful of which corn tortillas I buy?  I have seen posts on the list asking about which corn tortillas are gf.  Can't I just read the ingredient list to discover this?

Thanks for your advice!
Lori

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