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Hi

Found this link about strawberries which discusses cross ontaminaton of them

celiac.com/blogs/74/Dont-ta....

what are your thoughts?

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barny

wondered why i was ill after having them i thought it was something else x

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barny

they are grow in fields here in uk dont suffer when i have ours though x

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meanioni

I think its a bit extreme as the gluten is contained in the wheat seed head which tends to be removed in straw. Even then the seed head would have to be crushed.

Anyway, washing them (which you should do to remove any pesticides) would remove any cross-contamination.

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SillyYak

Yes I agree all of these type of stories alarm coeliacs. It'd be hard to get true cross contamination. I'd be more worried about the pesticides on them!

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