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Hello again,
Here's more on Jane Pannor's research for really clean (GF) tea and some things
about teas I learned this month.

Jane's interest in organic tea led her to "Choice" brand organic tea,
distributed by "Mountain People." It is sold in bulk, but "Choice" also makes
gluten-free tea bags if you want to buy the bags and bag your own tea.

(NB: Some tea bags have been found to be dusted with flour, thus the close
scrutiny on Jane's part.) Jane will likely get back to us with any local sources
of the tea and/or bags, but if you know of local sources of very GF tea/bags,
please write in!

Coincidentally, I recently checked on my two favorite brands: Traditional
Medicinals and Celestial Seasonings. Their teas and bags are GF, except for the
teas that obviously contain barley, etc. in the ingredient list.

When Celestial Seasonings called me back I was given a long list of non-GF teas
to avoid:
Please AVOID the following Celestial Seasonings teas:
Almond Sunset, Canadian Vanilla Maple, Detox AM, Echinacea (the pink box, not
Echinacea Complete Care), English Toffee, Gingerbread Spice, Ginseng Energy,
Rostaroma, and the discontinued Menopause Nights. At holiday time, AVOID their
Sugar Plum Spice and Vanilla Hazelnut.

I recently requested the free Clan Thompson mini list sample and received the
email update on teas pasted below. Interesting how the Celestial Seasonings "not
GF" list dictated to me over the phone varies a little bit from the list below
with regard to the Echinaceas and Ginger Spice. It's possible that more than one
of the tea names I was given are no longer on the shelves.

It pays to double check!
Wishing you safe sipping,
Mary

Clan Thompson's Mini-List
Verified Information on Gluten Content


(This article may be copied and distributed freely as long as it is reproduced
in its entirety, including this notice. Clan Thompson's Mini-List is copyright
2006 Clan Thompson)



Tea and Tea Mixes


Manufacturers of the following products reported them to be GLUTEN FREE and
VEGETARIAN when we contacted them:



Lipton Diet Iced Tea Mix - lemon
Verified: 11/15/2005

Lipton Diet Iced Tea Mix - decaf. Lemon
Verified: 11/15/2005

Celestial Seasonings Bengal Spice Tea
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Black Cherry Berry
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Caffeine-Free Tea
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Chamomile Tea
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Cinnamon Apple Spice
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Country Peach Passion
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Cranberry Apple Zinger
Verified: 2/2/2006





Manufacturers of the following products reported them to be GLUTEN FREE but
there was no vegetarian info when we contacted them:



Turkey Hill Iced Tea
Verified: 11/17/2005

Turkey Hill Lime Tea
Verified: 11/17/2005



Manufacturers of the following products reported them to be NOT GLUTEN FREE when
we contacted them:



Celestial Seasonings Almond Sunset Tea
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings English Toffee After Dinner Tea
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Roastaroma
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Sugar Plum Spice
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Vanilla Hazelnut After Dinner Tea
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Vanilla Maple Tea
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Echinacea Teas (all)
Verified: 2/2/2006

Celestial Seasonings Ginseng Energy Tea
Verified: 2/2/2006

Tazo Green or Lemon Ginger Tea
Verified: 1/4/2006

Tazo Tea Lemonade or Tazo Honey bush Tea
Verified: 1/4/2006





Clan Thompson's Celiac SmartLists (TM) are a series of programs which make it
easy to find gluten information on thousands of items. Information in each
SmartList is verified directly with the manufacturer, and a "Comments" field is
included to help you make informed decisions. Our pocket guides are printed

booklets that contain a selection of products taken from the SmartList software.
For more information, or to download a FREE DEMO, visit our CeliacSite at
http://www.clanthompson.com/ In addition, you may always subscribe to our free
Newsletter on the Internet which includes new Gluten Free food lists, The Cook's
Corner, Ask the Doctor and more at http://www.clanthompson.com/



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Hello again, Here's more on Jane Pannor's research for really clean (GF) tea and some things about teas I learned this month. Jane's interest in organic tea...
Mary Courtney
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Apr 4, 2006
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I was assured several months ago by both Bigelow and Stash that their decaf earl grey teas were GF. I also called Celestial Seasonings just to check on...
Hilary Worchell
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Apr 4, 2006
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It near occurred to me that tea may contain gluten. Does anyone know off hand if the black tea brands Lipton, Red Rose, Tetley, are gluten free?...
Cheryl Morris
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Apr 4, 2006
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A couple of questions for you guys: Anyone know of a good gluten free morning sausage? How about finding non-contaminated oatmeal from some special place? Also...
Hilary Worchell
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Apr 4, 2006
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Hrm. Any word on Twinnings English Breakfast? I had that yesterday, and got sick about three hours later, although I was feeling a little sick before I had the...
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Apr 4, 2006
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