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Hi Everyone –

My mother in law lives near

Oakland and offered to pick up some Mariposa bread for us. She then

very excitedly said she would bring over a new ‘rye’ bread made by

Mariposa. Can anyone confirm what they are using in this new

bread? I am assuming it is a bread that tasted like rye but with

different grains? Any ideas?

This of course was all a

great reminder of how we need to carefully monitor what our kids are fed

down to the tiniest ingredient….even when we think someone fully understands

their condition there are oversights. This one is puzzling because my

MIL is also GF and so often talks about avoiding wheat, barley, rye and

oats.

Conformations on Mariposa

would be great.

Thank you,

Cara

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It is a mock rye -obviously not real rye as rye has gluten. I believe everything

that mariposa makes is gluten free. I've had it and it's quite good.

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> Hi Everyone -

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> My mother in law lives near Oakland and offered to pick up some Mariposa

> bread for us. She then very excitedly said she would bring over a new

> 'rye' bread made by Mariposa. Can anyone confirm what they are using in

> this new bread? I am assuming it is a bread that tasted like rye but with

> different grains? Any ideas?

>

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> This of course was all a great reminder of how we need to carefully monitor

> what our kids are fed down to the tiniest ingredient..even when we think

> someone fully understands their condition there are oversights. This one

> is puzzling because my MIL is also GF and so often talks about avoiding

> wheat, barley, rye and oats.

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> Conformations on Mariposa would be great.

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> Thank you,

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> Cara

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