List of Gluten Free Foods
This list is not exhaustive and nor should it be taken that each one of these is truly free of gluten as it does depend on the manufacturer, but these are food items I have been eating without complaint for years.
Always read the label and if in doubt contact the manufacturer.
I have popped them into groups to make it easier to see which ones are which, I hope this helps!GLUTEN FREE GRAINS AND STARCHES Amaranth, Arrowroot, Buckwheat, Chickpeas (Garbanzos), Corn, Flax, Flours from nuts/beans/seeds, Millet, Potato starch or flour, Quinoa, Rice (and rice bran/flour), Sago, Sorghum, Soy (but not most soy sauce), Tapioca, Teff GRAINS, SEEDS, AND STARCHES Quinoa, Rice, Buckwheat, Chickpeas, Flax, Sunflower seeds, Cornstarch, Potato starch BREAKFAST FOODS Cream of Rice cereal, Puffed rice, puffed corn, Gluten-free cereals, Gluten-free frozen waffles NUTS AND BEANS Dried beans and peas, Plain nuts, Peanut butter, Almond butter, Cashew butter SNACKS Rice cakes, rice crackers, Soy crisps, Popcorn, Cheese puffs, Potato and corn chips, Jello/jelly, Candies, Chocolates, Dried fruits PACKAGES, CANS, JARS Plain canned fruits and vegetables, Applesauce, Cranberry sauce, Canned beans and lentils, Spaghetti sauces, Canned fish (e.
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, tuna, salmon, sardines), Organic packaged soups, Gluten-free pastas, Corn tortillasPRODUCE All fresh fruit, All fresh vegetables, Fresh herbs and spices FATS AND OILS Vegetable, canola and olive oils, Shortenings, Mayonnaise, Salad dressings FROZEN FOODS Plain frozen fruits and vegetables, Ice creams, sherbets, ices, Gluten-free frozen waffles REFRIGERATOR SECTION Milk, half-and-half, cream, whipping cream, Aged cheeses, Butter, Margarine, Yogurts, Cottage cheese, Sour cream, Cream cheese, Eggs,Tofu, Jello, Rice MEAT AND FISH All fresh beef and poultry, All fish and shellfish, Hot dogs and luncheon meats (For anything prepackaged or pre-wrapped, check labels for additives) CONDIMENTS Vinegars (but not malt vinegar), Mustard, Ketchup, Horseradish, Jams and jellies, Honey, Maple syrup, Relish, pickles, olives BAKING SUPPLIES Sugar, Salt and pepper, Herbs and spices, Evaporated or condensed milk, Corn meal, Tapioca, Baking soda, Baking powder, Gluten-free flours, Baking chocolate, Cocoa BEVERAGES Coffee and Tea (but check the gluten-free status of flavored coffees and teas), Soft drinks, Fruit juice As you can see, this list is actually quite comprehensive and there is no reason why you cannot make decent, flavorsome, nutritious meals that will please you and your digestion.
Always read the label and if in doubt contact the manufacturer.
I have popped them into groups to make it easier to see which ones are which, I hope this helps!
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, tuna, salmon, sardines), Organic packaged soups, Gluten-free pastas, Corn tortillas