Re: Rich's Coffee Rich

[Guest guest]

I verified this ingredient with Judy DeHart, the editor of the GFCFDiet

website a few months back. I had been using white cake mix from Deietary

Specialties and this popped up as an ingredient. She sent me a response

stating inpart that it was vegetable derivied. She gave me a quote from the

source she researched. We have continued using the cake mix and also use

Rich's with no problem. The Rich's I have is parve also, so it definitly

would not have dairy. Hope this helps a bit.

WendiD

Rich's Coffee Rich

> Can anyone verify if this product is GFCF? I bought

> some today, although I'm concerned about the sodium

> steryl lactylate in the ingredients. I saw on the

> GFCFdiet.com website that steryl 2 lactylate is okay,

> but I wasn't sure if that was the same thing. If this

> is okay to use, I have an awesome candy recipe to

> share.

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Wendi! So here's the awesome candy recipe. This was my great

grandmother's recipe, but I think it will work great if we sub Rich's

for the cream.

Rice Crispie Candy

4 C GFCF corn flakes

4 C GFCF rice crispies

2 C salted peanuts (I'll use cashews)

2 C coconut

Mix together in bowl.

In saucepan, mix:

1 1/2 C sugar

1 1/2 C dark corn syrup

1 C cream (I'm going to sub Rich's Coffee Rich)

Boil to hard ball stage (on candy thermometer), then pour over cereal

mixture and stir. Spread out over waxed paper to cool.

This was a favorite in my family around Christmas time. You could

put some in a baggie and carry in your purse for that chance

encounter with the Big Bad Ice Cream Man.

> I verified this ingredient with Judy DeHart, the editor of the

GFCFDiet

> website a few months back. I had been using white cake mix from

Deietary

> Specialties and this popped up as an ingredient. She sent me a

response

> stating inpart that it was vegetable derivied. She gave me a quote

from the

> source she researched. We have continued using the cake mix and

also use

> Rich's with no problem. The Rich's I have is parve also, so it

definitly

> would not have dairy. Hope this helps a bit.

> WendiD

>

> Rich's Coffee Rich

>

>

> > Can anyone verify if this product is GFCF? I bought

> > some today, although I'm concerned about the sodium

> > steryl lactylate in the ingredients. I saw on the

> > GFCFdiet.com website that steryl 2 lactylate is okay,

> > but I wasn't sure if that was the same thing. If this

> > is okay to use, I have an awesome candy recipe to

> > share.

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

It's been awhile since I called them, but I was told (via letter too), that

it is indeed GFCF. It's been about 4 months.

a

> Can anyone verify if this product is GFCF? I bought

> some today, although I'm concerned about the sodium

> steryl lactylate in the ingredients. I saw on the

> GFCFdiet.com website that steryl 2 lactylate is okay,

> but I wasn't sure if that was the same thing. If this

> is okay to use, I have an awesome candy recipe to

> share.

>

[Guest guest]

It's been awhile since I called them, but I was told (via letter too), that

it is indeed GFCF. It's been about 4 months.

a

> Can anyone verify if this product is GFCF? I bought

> some today, although I'm concerned about the sodium

> steryl lactylate in the ingredients. I saw on the

> GFCFdiet.com website that steryl 2 lactylate is okay,

> but I wasn't sure if that was the same thing. If this

> is okay to use, I have an awesome candy recipe to

> share.

>