Purity Farms Ghee-probable cross-contamination

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Purity Farms Ghee-probable cross-contamination

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Purity Farms Ghee doesn't even say it's gluten-free, I just assumed. When I called Purity they said they can't verify it's ghee is gluten free. I happened to be tested to see if I was eating gluten when I was still eating it and tested way positive for eating gluten. I wasn't eating anything else new since my last neg test.

I switched to Ancient Organics Ghee which the manufacturer (small company here in the town where I live) assures me it couldn't be cross-contaminated and my symptoms have improved significantly.
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Post by seeljanerun »

Thanks for the warning - I would have just assumed it was gluten free also
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