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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>
Thank you all for your responses on which brand of Green Tea was Gluten
Free....here is the summary:
I use Lipton Decaf. Green Tea. I called them, and they told me it was GF.
Enjoy!!
As long as you read the label and see nothing with gluten.
I drink one I purchase at Trader Joes and also Lipton without a problem.
Nancy
Teavanna.....for gluten free green tea
My impression is that the tea itself is always GF unless it has weird
additives, but the teabags may have gluten-y ingredients or glue.
I always drink Celestial Seasonings. So far, so good.
I have been drinking Yogi Pure Green Decaf..certifieid organic
Their flavored teas (some of them have barley malt...but not the pure
ones...)
If you goggle Yogi Green Tea gluten free? there is a post from the
company with a phone number
Check until you feel comfortable.
I stick with Celestial Seasonings. if gf, they are marked 'gf'. Bigalow
teas make me sick. most CS are gf.
I use Salada Green tea, Celestial Seasons green tea and Tazo green tea.
Bigalow teas at times do use Barley in some flavors, So I tend to avoid
them. I usually use the pure green teas of the above companies.
Unfortunately, they're not all GF. You need to read the labels. I was
really surprised.
For information about several tea manufacturers products, some of which say
ALL of their teas are GF, see http://www.glutenfreeinsd.com/beverages.html
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