- Wheat, wheat germ, wheat grass, rye, barley, bulgar, couscous, farina, graham flour, kamut, matzo, seitan, semolina and spelt all contain gluten. Oats are OK unless prepared around contaminated materials.
- The Food and Drug Administration doesn't require manufacturers to list gluten as part of a food's ingredients. Double check the labels of imitation meats, sauces, thickeners, pastas and breads. Gluten-free labels are not always accurate. Do your homework. Read labels for the grains and foods you know to contain gluten.
- Most alcohol is made from gluten, but the distilling process removes it. Beer, ale and lager still contain gluten.
- Play-Doh, some lipsticks and some toothpastes also contain gluten.
- Celiac disease is when the body cannot digest gluten. Monitoring your diet is the only treatment. Read labels carefully. Avoid cross contamination while handling food.














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birdmen said
on 7/3/2009 Great stuff