Chill Pop Shop

Local NEO area Farm Markets, Festivals and Events

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LOCAL :
Available at local grocers freezer section!

from the Chill Pop Shop facebook page:
Cleveland’s handmade artisan ice pops…totally fresh and naturally cool
Email us anytime at info@chillpopshop.com
Mariann writes:
Some of the ice pop flavors include Watermelon Lime, Sea Salt Strawberry Cream, Lemon Ricotta, and Cucumber Kiwi!  All are made single batch – using fresh, locally sourced farm market fruits (when available), organic cane sugar, and farm market creams and milks!  To date, all items are gluten-free, some are vegan, and many new flavors are being created.

Is Omission Beer Gluten Free?

Laurie wrote in the 6/1/14 NEOCN newsletter:

Omission beer is a barley based beer. It cannot be labeled as gluten free by the TTB or FDA because its source is a prohibited grain (barley). Enzymes are added to break down the gluten after brewing. The test used by Omission to see if there is any residual gluten is the Competitive Elisa Test which is a controversial test.  So when Omission says the beer is under 20 parts per million, the results are in doubt because the test is in doubt by experts. Tricia Thompson MS RD, “The Gluten Free Dietitian” states: Experts who I trust immensely agree that they can NOT say for certain at this point in time whether Omission beer is safe for people with celiac disease to drink based on the data that  has been released by Omission.” Please read: https://www.glutenfreewatchdog.org/reportUploads/Gluten_Removed_Barley_Based_Beers_Jan_14.pdf

Dr. Fasano seemed to agree with Tricia Thomson when he stated that  “the purpose of the R5 ELISA is to test for cross contamination with naturally occurring gluten, not gluten that is artificially manipulated or degraded by an enzyme.” (Credit: Celiac Community Foundation of Northern California)

I know many might have an emotional reaction to hear this news. What further complicates this is that stores like Heinen’s or Giant Eagle may have a display of Omission beer in their gluten free aisles. Please question Heinen’s or Giant Eagle on this choice; and before you purchase, please look into this issue so you choose the gluten free beer that is safe for you.

Gluten Free Product Lists

Mainstream GF products can change formulations at any time, without notice. If you choose a mainstream grocery item because you saw it on a GF list, recheck the ingredients. The lists below were made by the company, and are as current as was possible to obtain. Some lists update themselves automatically, some do not. First thing you should do is check for a date.

General Mills

Frito Lay

Hormel

Hershey

Snyder’s of Hanover

Perdue

Turkey Hill

Amanda’s Own Confections

Amanda’s Own Confections
Westlake, Ohio 44145
Email: admin@amandasown.com
Phone: 440-331-3998

From their website:
Welcome to the home of great tasting chocolate that is all natural and completely dairy-free, tree nut-free, peanut-free, egg-free & gluten-free!

Products are available around the country and at the following Ohio locations:
Mustard Seed – Akron, OH
Seeds of Wellness – Avon Lake, OH
Nature’s Bin – Lakewood, OH
Mardi Gras Cake & Candy – North Olmsted, OH
Mustard Seed – Solon, OH
Everyday Organics – Urbana, OH