Re: stomach problems with Udi's bread

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I don't feel good when I eat Udi's. Same problem with the baking mix I use at home (tapioca flour, sorghum, potato starch, xanthan gum). I figure it's one of those ingredients for me, though I haven't figured out which. You might want to compare ingredients in the two breads and see if you can isolate the culprit.MarciFrom: White <lisawolkwhite@...>To:

Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 10:21:05 AMSubject: [ ] stomach problems with Udi's bread

Has anyone had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread? My 5 year old daughter has celiac, and we had been giving her the Food For Life rice bread they sell at Trader Joe's. We switched to Udi's multigrain and soon after she started complaining that her stomach felt "bubbly." I don't know if the two are related. Any thoughts? Thanks!

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I have had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread. It was definitely Udi's that did it - as it was the only diet change.

From: White <lisawolkwhite@...> Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 10:21:05 AMSubject: [ ] stomach problems with Udi's bread

Has anyone had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread? My 5 year old daughter has celiac, and we had been giving her the Food For Life rice bread they sell at Trader Joe's. We switched to Udi's multigrain and soon after she started complaining that her stomach felt "bubbly." I don't know if the two are related. Any thoughts? Thanks!

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I have def had trouble with some of their cupcakes.. would recommend Kinnikinnick Italian White Rice Tapioca bread.     On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 2:36 PM, Dones <cdones8584@...> wrote:

 

I have had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread. It was definitely Udi's that did it - as it was the only diet change.

From: White <lisawolkwhite@...>

Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 10:21:05 AMSubject: [ ] stomach problems with Udi's bread 

 

Has anyone had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread? My 5 year old daughter has celiac, and we had been giving her the Food For Life rice bread they sell at Trader Joe's. We switched to Udi's multigrain and soon after she started complaining that her stomach felt " bubbly. " I don't know if the two are related. Any thoughts?

Thanks!

 

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I had trouble with Udi's bread as well, back in Spring 2010. Got sick a few times. Never did figure out if it was the bread or the other items inside the sandwich. I've been too afraid to try it again since, especially because the effect of a glutening for me lasts for so long (up to months). It's too bad becuase it is sooo tasty. Oh well. Safety first.

My current favorite bread is Mariposa.

From: Naren Wadhwani <narenw@...> Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 11:44:30 AMSubject: Re: [ ] stomach problems with Udi's bread

I have def had trouble with some of their cupcakes.. would recommend Kinnikinnick Italian White Rice Tapioca bread.

On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 2:36 PM, Dones <cdones8584@...> wrote:

I have had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread. It was definitely Udi's that did it - as it was the only diet change.

From: White <lisawolkwhite@...> Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 10:21:05 AMSubject: [ ] stomach problems with Udi's bread

Has anyone had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread? My 5 year old daughter has celiac, and we had been giving her the Food For Life rice bread they sell at Trader Joe's. We switched to Udi's multigrain and soon after she started complaining that her stomach felt "bubbly." I don't know if the two are related. Any thoughts? Thanks!

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Interesting that everyone who has responded has had problems.

Udi's is the only bread I eat, and I've never had a problem with it.

I guess it shows we all have our own sensitivities.

Carla

PS Whenever my partner (non celiac) eats gluten free bread she gets a bit gassy,

which I think is from all of the different starches. F4L definitely uses

different starches than Udi's uses.

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> Has anyone had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread? My 5 year old

daughter has celiac, and we had been giving her the Food For Life rice bread

they sell at Trader Joe's. We switched to Udi's multigrain and soon after she

started complaining that her stomach felt " bubbly. " I don't know if the two are

related. Any thoughts?

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> Thanks!

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Same with me. I LOVE Udi's bread and have never had problems with it. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Viviana Acevedo-BoltonStanford UniversityCivil and Environmental Engineeringvivianaa@...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"los hermanos sean unidos, esa es la ley primera, que sino los devoran los de afuera..."~ FierroFrom: piglet95037 <csilverstein@...> Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 3:02:35 PMSubject: [ ] Re: stomach problems with Udi's bread

Interesting that everyone who has responded has had problems.

Udi's is the only bread I eat, and I've never had a problem with it.

I guess it shows we all have our own sensitivities.

Carla

PS Whenever my partner (non celiac) eats gluten free bread she gets a bit gassy, which I think is from all of the different starches. F4L definitely uses different starches than Udi's uses.

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I have never had a problem, and I’m

one of those canary-in-a-coal-mine people. Unless it was a problem with a

particular batch of Udi’s, I would say the problem most certainly is not

gluten, or I would have reacted.

You might want to look at the ingredients

in it. Perhaps your daughter is sensitive to one (or more) of them.

I know I have other (non-celiac)

sensitivities. There are plenty of GF products that just don’t feel

“right” to my tummy. They don’t give me a celiac

response, but they just don’t feel great to my tummy. So I just don’t

eat it again.

Have you tried Rudi’s? My son

likes it much better than Udi’s.

Lillyth

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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2011 4:04

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stomach problems with Udi's bread

Same with me. I LOVE Udi's bread and have never had problems with it.

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Viviana Acevedo-Bolton

Stanford University

Civil and Environmental Engineering

vivianaa@...

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" los hermanos sean unidos, esa es la ley primera, que sino los devoran los

de afuera... "

~ Fierro

From: piglet95037

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Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 3:02:35

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Subject: [ ] Re: stomach

problems with Udi's bread

Interesting that everyone who has responded has had

problems.

Udi's is the only bread I eat, and I've never had a problem with it.

I guess it shows we all have our own sensitivities.

Carla

PS Whenever my partner (non celiac) eats gluten free bread she gets a bit

gassy, which I think is from all of the different starches. F4L definitely uses

different starches than Udi's uses.

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> Has anyone had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread? My 5 year old

daughter has celiac, and we had been giving her the Food For Life rice bread

they sell at Trader Joe's. We switched to Udi's multigrain and soon after she

started complaining that her stomach felt " bubbly. " I don't know if

the two are related. Any thoughts?

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> Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

I eat Udi's bread (and bagels!) all the time and never have a problem.

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[Guest guest]

Aside from my own bread which I make weekly in my bread machine, the best bread

I've found is by Kinnikinnick. Their package and website says: Kinnikinnick

products are produced in dedicated Gluten/Wheat/Nut free facilities that use

Soy,Eggs and Sesame Seeds.

Take a look at their website for US locations. There are many varieties (some

have eggs). The one I like best is Sunflower Flax Rice Bread which is free of

gluten, dairy, sugar,corn,soy,egg,yeast,potato,nuts.I buy mine at Whole Foods.

Here are the ingredients for the Sunflower Flax Rice Bread:

Water, White Rice Flour, Brown Rice Flour, Sunflower Oil and/or Canola Oil(),

Sunflower Seeds, Yeast, Flax Seeds, Sugar, Flax Meal, Sodium Carboxy

Methylcellulose, Salt, Glucono Delta Lactone, Sodium Bicarbonate, Vitamin

Blend(Thiamine, Vitamin B2, Niacin, Folic Acid, Iron)

FYI, let me know if you are interested in my bread machine recipe(s)

Bonnie

Food Allergy Consultant

The Sensitive Diner

www.sensitivediner.com

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> > Has anyone had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread? My 5 year old

> daughter has celiac, and we had been giving her the Food For Life rice bread

> they sell at Trader Joe's. We switched to Udi's multigrain and soon after

> she started complaining that her stomach felt " bubbly. " I don't know if the

> two are related. Any thoughts?

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> > Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

Oh, this is really interesting.  My daughter (8, w/Celiac) has been complaining about " stomach noises " and bubbling very often lately.  We decided to try going a few days without xanthan gum to see if that might be the issue, which means no Udi's, of course (she usually has 2 slices of toast with her eggs every morning).  Today was the first day, and she says she felt a bit better.   I hadn't considered Udi's as a separate variable until you posted this, though. 

-On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 10:21 AM, White <lisawolkwhite@...> wrote:

 

 

Has anyone had stomach problems from eating Udi's bread? My 5 year old daughter has celiac, and we had been giving her the Food For Life rice bread they sell at Trader Joe's. We switched to Udi's multigrain and soon after she started complaining that her stomach felt " bubbly. " I don't know if the two are related. Any thoughts? Thanks!

 

[Guest guest]

People that suspect they are having trouble with Udi's bread might want to try

Rudi's. There is a $1.00 off coupon on Rudi's website:

http://www.rudisglutenfree.com/ . I've seen both Rudi's and Udi's at Whole Foods

and Sprouts. Sprouts was a little more expensive last time I checked.

Udi's and Rudi's are made from different ingredients. For example, Rudi's does

not contain cellulose - an indigestible sugar which is the basis of cotton and

wood.

Vic

[Guest guest]

People that suspect they are having trouble with Udi's bread might want to try

Rudi's. There is a $1.00 off coupon on Rudi's website:

http://www.rudisglutenfree.com/ . I've seen both Rudi's and Udi's at Whole Foods

and Sprouts. Sprouts was a little more expensive last time I checked.

Udi's and Rudi's are made from different ingredients. For example, Rudi's does

not contain cellulose - an indigestible sugar which is the basis of cotton and

wood.

Vic