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Hi,

 

I'm not celiac, but try to keep gluten down to a minimum (especially

wheat). I read from another list that some wheat sensitive folks are able

to better tolerate sprouted wheat as opposed to unsprouted wheat.

 

I'm just wondering if a celiac can tolerate say bread made from sprouted

wheat? Any one with any experience on that one?

 

Thanks in advance! And thanks for all the great recipes.

 

Shelly

 

 

 

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My daughter can't tolerate sprouted grains of the gluten variety (wheat, rye,

barley) but does well with alphalfa, brocolli, bean and some others.

 

HTH

 

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Hi

 

Sprouted wheat is lower in gluten than cultivated wheat, and may

therefore be suitable for someone like yourself trying to cut down

on gluten.

 

It does however contain gluten, and is not suitable for celiacs.

 

Regards

Simone in England

, " Shelly Eades "

<sgeades@w...> wrote:

>

> Hi,

>

> I'm not celiac, but try to keep gluten down to a minimum

(especially

> wheat). I read from another list that some wheat sensitive folks

are able

> to better tolerate sprouted wheat as opposed to unsprouted wheat.

>

> I'm just wondering if a celiac can tolerate say bread made from

sprouted

> wheat? Any one with any experience on that one?

>

> Thanks in advance! And thanks for all the great recipes.

>

> Shelly

>

>

>

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