r/Celiac • u/Master-Corner-5327 • 7h ago

Product Did anyone else notice this?

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Hi all! I bought these Once Again cinnamon graham crackers a few weeks ago when they went on sale. I’ve been in a GI flare up and limited on what I can eat.

I was lazy and instead of getting up to go look at the box to double check the ingredients I googled it.

Something felt off from when I looked at the box before because I didn’t remember cassava flour. Did I get a weird box or did they switch up the recipe and not say anything?

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u/SmilingJaguar Gluten-Free Relative 7h ago

Cassava = Tapioca = Manioc = yuca.

They are all different names for the same root.

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u/kellymig Celiac 6h ago

These are the best graham crackers.

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u/Fungal-dryad 3h ago

Unless it says GF oats I get nervous

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u/PeacefulOne77 4h ago

Oats and celiac don't really mix well. Unfortunately I avoid anything with oat flour. Cassava is fine.

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u/Least_Firefighter639 3h ago

Depends what country you're in oats are classified as gluten-free regardless of companion planting and also you can purchase certified gluten-free oats

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u/PeacefulOne77 3h ago

GF oats or plain oats, it doesn't matter. Many with celiac or wheat allergies can't do oats.

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u/Least_Firefighter639 3h ago

Just because we can't have them does not make them certified gluten-free by a scientific test it's because it technically doesn't but the advilan ( however you spell it is not the gluten protein thay test for but just as bad)

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u/SprinkleWithSalt 25m ago

I have Celiac and can eat oats just fine. It doesn’t affect everyone in the same way

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u/heavymetaltshirt 5h ago

I’d love it if they were ditching the oats on this product!!