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Other Names for Gluten

 

When reading an ingredient list, it is easy to find the words wheat, rye, spelt and barley. However, there are other ingredients that are derived from wheat (or other gluten-containing grains) that are not so easily recognizable. The list below is not an absolute list, but are commonly found in ingredient lists. Individuals with Celiac disease must avoid these ingredients:

 

Amaranth (some Celiac groups do not allow Amaranth)

Alcohol (grain alcohol)

Artificial colors

Barley

Bleu Cheese (some bleu cheese is made with bread - verify by reading ingredients)

Bran

Carmel Color

Couscous

Dextrimaltose

Dextrins

Durum Semolina

Edible starch

Einkorn

Food Starch (except pure cornstarch)

Farik or Frikeh

Fu (dried wheat gluten)

Glucose syrup

Groats

Hydrolyzed wheat protein

Hydrolyzed wheat gluten

Hydrolyzed wheat starch

Hydroxypropyltrimonium

Kamut®

Malt (flavoring, extract, syrup)

Miso

Modified food starch

MSG (monosodium glutamate)

Maltodexrin

Maltose (malt sugar)

Oats (Some Celiac groups allow oats if you can guarantee no cross-contamination)

Semolina

Soy Sauce (There is a gluten-free Tamari - but verify that it states gluten-free. There is also a wheat-based Tamari)

Smoke flavoring

Spelt

Starch

Tabbouleh

Teriyaki Sauce

Texturized vegetable protein (Generally made from soy protein, but can be made from grains)

Triticum Aestrium

Triticale

Vegetable starch

Wheat starch

Wheat protein

Wheat germ

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The information on this website is for informational purposes only.

The information provided and opinions stated herein are not meant

to diagnose any condition. If you have concerns about your health,

please consult a medical professional. As always, it is up to those

following a gluten-free, dairy-free diet to determine if information or

products are safe for them.

 

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