RE: Bubbies pickles & related products

[Guest guest]

Question--is the corn completely gluten free? It is often siloed in the same building as wheat etc. I often have trouble with products like this that say they are gf but the corn has CC.BeaFrom: j. hogle <jjhogle@...>Subject: [ ] Bubbies pickles & related products Date: Friday, November 14, 2008, 5:45 PM

Talked to Jeff at Bubbies (www.bubbies. com) today and was informed that all of their pickle and related products:Are totally gluten-free. This includes a white vinegar, which is in some products, that is made from corn. Are made in a dedicated GF facility near Montreal. No chance of cross-contamination .All have been relabeled "Gluten-Free" except the horseradish and pickled herring, for which labels are being redesigned to include "Gluten Free."They are available in a variety of markets. The horseradish is excellent.Cheers, HogleFreelance academic librarianInstructor, online researchEmail: jjhogle (DOT) comWeb: www.blueroom. comReality ain't what you think it isArt Graphics & Photographs[http://www.blueroom .com/realityaint .htm]

[Guest guest]

My understanding is that corn is not usually grown, stored, or

processed with wheat. If this is wrong or has changed, I would like to

know, but I would need to know it was from a reliable source, so I am

wondering where you heard this information?

Pam

From:

[mailto: ] On

Behalf Of Beatrice Garth

Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 6:08 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Bubbies pickles & related products

Question--is the corn completely gluten free? It is often

siloed in the same building as wheat etc. I often have trouble with products

like this that say they are gf but the corn has CC.

Bea

From: j. hogle

<jjhogle@...>

Subject: [ ] Bubbies pickles & related products

Date: Friday, November 14, 2008, 5:45 PM

Talked

to Jeff at Bubbies (www.bubbies.

com) today and was informed that all of their pickle and related

products:

1.

Are

totally gluten-free. This includes a white vinegar, which is in some

products, that is made from corn.

2.

Are

made in a dedicated GF facility near Montreal. No chance of

cross-contamination .

3.

All

have been relabeled " Gluten-Free " except the horseradish and

pickled herring, for which labels are being redesigned to include

" Gluten Free. "

They

are available in a variety of markets. The horseradish is excellent.

Cheers,

Hogle

Freelance academic librarian

Instructor, online research

Email: jjhogle (DOT) com

Web: www.blueroom.

com

[Guest guest]

From someone who was raised on a farm in the midwest. Plus my own body. I can handle gf corn at least occasionally as well as fresh corn but not corn otherwise.Bea From: j. hogle

<jjhogle (DOT) com>

Subject: [ ] Bubbies pickles & related products

Date: Friday, November 14, 2008, 5:45 PM

Talked

to Jeff at Bubbies (www.bubbies.

com) today and was informed that all of their pickle and related

products: 1.

Are

totally gluten-free. This includes a white vinegar, which is in some

products, that is made from corn. 2.

Are

made in a dedicated GF facility near Montreal. No chance of

cross-contamination . 3.

All

have been relabeled "Gluten-Free" except the horseradish and

pickled herring, for which labels are being redesigned to include

"Gluten Free." They

are available in a variety of markets. The horseradish is excellent.

Cheers,

Hogle

Freelance academic librarian

Instructor, online research

Email: jjhogle (DOT) com

Web: www.blueroom.

com

[Guest guest]

Dunno about anything else, but I eat the

pickles ALL the time – in fact they are the ONLY pickles I consume,

because, truly, once you eat them , you will never have ANYTHING else…

They are, truly, the BEST pickles on the

planet!

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of j. hogle

Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008

5:46 PM

Subject: [ ] Bubbies

pickles & related products

Talked to Jeff at Bubbies (www.bubbies.com) today and was informed

that all of their pickle and related products:

1. Are

totally gluten-free. This includes a white vinegar, which is in some

products, that is made from corn.

2. Are made

in a dedicated GF facility near Montreal.

No chance of cross-contamination.

3. All have

been relabeled " Gluten-Free " except the horseradish and pickled

herring, for which labels are being redesigned to include " Gluten

Free. "

They are available in a variety of markets. The

horseradish is excellent.

Cheers,

Hogle

Freelance academic librarian

Instructor, online research

Email: jjhogle

Web: www.blueroom.com

Reality ain't what you think it is

Art Graphics & Photographs

[http://www.blueroom.com/realityaint.htm]

[Guest guest]

Sounds hopeful. maybe I should try them...BeaFrom: Lillyth Denaghy Keogh-Quillan <lillythdenaghykeogh@...>Subject: RE: [ ] Bubbies pickles & related products Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008, 9:52 PM

Dunno about anything else, but I eat the

pickles ALL the time – in fact they are the ONLY pickles I consume,

because, truly, once you eat them , you will never have ANYTHING else… They are, truly, the BEST pickles on the

planet!

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of j. hogle

Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008

5:46 PM

Subject: [ ] Bubbies

pickles & related products

Talked to Jeff at Bubbies (www.bubbies. com) today and was informed

that all of their pickle and related products: 1. Are

totally gluten-free. This includes a white vinegar, which is in some

products, that is made from corn. 2. Are made

in a dedicated GF facility near Montreal .

No chance of cross-contamination . 3. All have

been relabeled "Gluten-Free" except the horseradish and pickled

herring, for which labels are being redesigned to include "Gluten

Free." They are available in a variety of markets. The

horseradish is excellent.

Cheers,

Hogle

Freelance academic librarian

Instructor, online research

Email: jjhogle (DOT) com

Web: www.blueroom. com

Reality ain't what you think it is

Art Graphics & Photographs

[http://www.blueroom .com/realityaint .htm]

[Guest guest]

Remember also, Bea, that I am one of the

ones who reacts to nearly NIL gluten – so, I feel pretty confident when I say

if I don’t react, I can’t imagine that anyone will…

Bubbies ROCK!

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Beatrice Garth

Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008

10:14 PM

Subject: RE: [ ]

Bubbies pickles & related products

Sounds hopeful. maybe I should try them...

Bea

--- On Sun, 11/16/08, Lillyth Denaghy

Keogh-Quillan <lillythdenaghykeoghcomcast (DOT) net>

wrote:

From: Lillyth Denaghy

Keogh-Quillan <lillythdenaghykeoghcomcast (DOT) net>

Subject: RE: [ ] Bubbies pickles & related products

Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008, 9:52 PM

Dunno about anything else, but I eat the pickles ALL the time –

in fact they are the ONLY pickles I consume, because, truly, once you eat

them , you will never have ANYTHING else…

They are, truly, the BEST pickles on the planet!

From:

[mailto: ] On

Behalf Of j. hogle

Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008

5:46 PM

@ groups.

com

Subject: [ ] Bubbies

pickles & related products

Talked

to Jeff at Bubbies (www.bubbies.

com) today and was informed that all of their pickle and related

products:

1. Are

totally gluten-free. This includes a white vinegar, which is in some

products, that is made from corn.

2. Are

made in a dedicated GF facility near Montreal

.. No chance of cross-contamination .

3. All

have been relabeled " Gluten-Free " except the horseradish and

pickled herring, for which labels are being redesigned to include

" Gluten Free. "

They

are available in a variety of markets. The horseradish is excellent.

Cheers,

Hogle

Freelance academic librarian

Instructor, online research

Email: jjhogle (DOT) com

Web: www.blueroom. com

Reality ain't what you

think it is

Art Graphics & Photographs

[http://www.blueroom

..com/realityaint .htm]

[Guest guest]

That is exactly why I am interested in trying it out since you seem to be also "blessed" with extreme sensitivity to gluten. Similarly, I am currently so grateful to be able to use Braggs apple cider vinegar. Until fairly recently I used to think all vinegar was "bad"...Where do you find the Bubbies products by the way?BeaFrom: Lillyth Denaghy Keogh-Quillan <lillythdenaghykeogh@...>Subject: RE: [ ] Bubbies pickles & related products Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008, 11:25 PM

Remember also, Bea, that I am one of the

ones who reacts to nearly NIL gluten – so, I feel pretty confident when I say

if I don’t react, I can’t imagine that anyone will… Bubbies ROCK!

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Beatrice Garth

Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008

10:14 PM

Subject: RE: [ ]

Bubbies pickles & related products

Sounds hopeful. maybe I should try them...

Bea

--- On Sun, 11/16/08, Lillyth Denaghy

Keogh-Quillan <lillythdenaghykeogh @comcast. net>

wrote: From: Lillyth Denaghy

Keogh-Quillan <lillythdenaghykeogh @comcast. net>

Subject: RE: [ ] Bubbies pickles & related products

Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008, 9:52 PM

Dunno about anything else, but I eat the pickles ALL the time –

in fact they are the ONLY pickles I consume, because, truly, once you eat

them , you will never have ANYTHING else… They are, truly, the BEST pickles on the planet!

From:

[mailto: ] On

Behalf Of j. hogle

Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008

5:46 PM

@ groups.

com

Subject: [ ] Bubbies

pickles & related products

Talked

to Jeff at Bubbies (www.bubbies.

com) today and was informed that all of their pickle and related

products: 1. Are

totally gluten-free. This includes a white vinegar, which is in some

products, that is made from corn. 2. Are

made in a dedicated GF facility near Montreal . No chance of cross-contamination . 3. All

have been relabeled "Gluten-Free" except the horseradish and

pickled herring, for which labels are being redesigned to include

"Gluten Free." They

are available in a variety of markets. The horseradish is excellent.

Cheers,

Hogle

Freelance academic librarian

Instructor, online research

Email: jjhogle (DOT) com

Web: www.blueroom. com

Reality ain't what you

think it is

Art Graphics & Photographs

[http://www.blueroom

..com/realityaint .htm]

[Guest guest]

WF & Rainbow. At least those are the

two I know of. But I live in the city. Your local WF should have them though –

you can always call ahead to check. They are in the refrigerated section.

I went into the fridge last night right

after sending that email to grab a Bubbies pickle – YUM!

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Beatrice Garth

Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008

11:35 PM

Subject: RE: [ ]

Bubbies pickles & related products

That is exactly why I am interested in trying it out

since you seem to be also " blessed " with extreme sensitivity to

gluten.

Similarly, I am currently so grateful to be able to use Braggs apple cider

vinegar. Until fairly recently I used to think all vinegar was

" bad " ...

Where do you find the Bubbies products by the way?

Bea

From:

Lillyth Denaghy Keogh-Quillan <lillythdenaghykeogh @comcast. net>

Subject: RE: [ ] Bubbies pickles & related products

Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008, 9:52 PM

Dunno about anything else, but I eat the

pickles ALL the time – in fact they are the ONLY pickles I consume,

because, truly, once you eat them , you will never have ANYTHING else…

They are, truly, the BEST pickles on the

planet!

From: @ groups.

com [mailto: ] On Behalf Of j. hogle

Sent: Friday, November 14,

2008 5:46 PM

@

groups. com

Subject: [ ]

Bubbies pickles & related products

Talked to Jeff at Bubbies (www.bubbies. com) today and was informed that all of

their pickle and related products:

1.

Are totally gluten-free. This includes a white

vinegar, which is in some products, that is made from corn.

2.

Are made in a dedicated GF facility near Montreal . No

chance of cross-contamination .

3.

All have been relabeled " Gluten-Free " except

the horseradish and pickled herring, for which labels are being redesigned

to include " Gluten Free. "

They are available in a variety of markets. The horseradish

is excellent.

Cheers,

Hogle

Freelance academic librarian

Instructor, online research

Email: jjhogle (DOT) com

Web: www.blueroom. com

Reality ain't what you think it is

Art Graphics & Photographs

[http://www.blueroom

..com/realityaint .htm]