LISTS PUBLISHED BY SUPERMARKET CHAINS

Many supermarkets simplify your gluten free shopping task by providing lists of products that are OK on the gluten free diet. I have published articles on these supermarket chains:

  Whole Foods, offering a wide variety of gluten free products at stores across the country.

Trader Joe’s is my favorite place to shop — reasonable prices, great quality food, and a large inventory of gluten free products all carefully listed. They use the term “no gluten ingredients used” rather than “gluten free’

Kroger Foods operates under at least a dozen different store names making its gluten free information rather difficult to wade through. But, it is worth the effort. The gluten free list is excellent and the chances are there is at least one store in the area that carries these products. That store probably doesn’t use the name “Kroger”. My article explains how all this works.

Hannaford, serving New York and New England and publishing gluten free information that may be useful even to persons who have no access to Hannaford supermarkets.

Meijer’s Supermarkets, serving the states of Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky.

Wegman’s Supermarkets, with stores in Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.

LISTS PUBLISHED BY FOOD MANUFACTURERS

Many manufacturers also supply lists of their gluten free products.

Annie’s Naturals, featuring gluten free dressings and marinades.

Arrowhead Mills ias a major supplier of  both gluten free and other grain products.

  Coca-Cola Company. Full text of an e-mail dated 6/10/07

Frto Lay. This list is posted on-line and dated 5/07/08

Hormel Foods. Information posted on-line. The list is not dated.

Newman’s Own. information is posted on-line. Note that "Newman’s Own" and "Newman’s Own Organics" are not the same company.