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Here is the summary for my question regarding flours purchased at an 
Indian foods mart.

One person suggested buying an ELISA test kit for $100, which contains 
four test units, then testing a batch of flour to see if it is okay before 
buying a large quantity of any flour that tested safe.

One person buys the expensive gf certified flour, or grinds her own from 
lentils purchased at an Indian mart.

Another says that the flours should be fine (the ones from the UK company 
that cleans the machines in the conventional manner).  If my antibodies 
are negative, than that will prove that using the flours is fine.

Another said they must be okay, since I'm noticing no reaction.

A second vote for checking my antibodies, but with an aside that the 
flours sold in their local Indian store are repacks, with a high chance of 
cc.

And then a final vote for using the flours with no hesitation.

Thanks for your responses.

-Wendy

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