Gluten-Free Foods

More than 300 foods their makers label gluten-free: Pasta Gustosa's organic rice, lentil and buckwheat pastas, Cassavaberry's grain-free baking mixes ($11 to $14), salami from Angel's Salumi & Truffles, Xocolatl chocolate and a long list of hot sauces. We go by the maker's label and.

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More than 300 foods their makers label gluten-free: Pasta Gustosa's organic rice, lentil and buckwheat pastas, Cassavaberry's grain-free baking mixes ($11 to $14), salami from Angel's Salumi & Truffles, Xocolatl chocolate and a long list of hot sauces. We go by the maker's label and don't certify anything, so if you have celiac disease, check the package and the maker's cross-contact statement before you buy.

Questions

Is buckwheat pasta gluten-free?
Yes. Buckwheat isn't related to wheat, despite the name. Pasta Gustosa's Organic 100% Buckwheat Pasta is made from organic buckwheat and nothing else, and the maker labels it gluten-free.

What gluten-free baking mixes do you have?
Cassavaberry makes an All-Purpose Baking Mix ($12) for pancakes, waffles, muffins and banana bread, a three-ingredient Cassava Flour Tortilla Mix ($11), and cookie and brownie mixes ($14), including a carob brownie mix with no chocolate. Cassavaberry labels all of them gluten-free, grain-free and plant-based.

Is there a high-protein gluten-free pasta?
Pasta Gustosa says its Organic 100% Red Lentil Pasta has substantially more protein and fiber than wheat pasta. Its Organic 100% Green Pea Pasta is also made from a single legume.

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