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Barley
Bulgur
Couscous
Durum
Faro
Graham
Groats
Kamut
Oats
Orzo
Rye
Semolina
Spelt
Sprouted barley
Sprouted wheat
Triticale
Wheat
Beer
Coffee substitutes or imitation coffee (may use roasted barley)
Flavored coffee (may contain gluten, check with manufacturer)
Ovaltine
Postum
Vodka (many are made from potatoes and are safe, but some are made from or are
adulterated with grain; it is not safe to assume that all vodka is GF)
Whiskey
Bouillon
Candy
Caramel color
Chocolate chips (chocolate covered almonds, etc. are often sweetened with barley malt)
French fries (sometimes lightly breaded)
Hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP)
Icing
Imitation meat
Imitation seafood
Malt (often made from barley)
Mashed potatoes (may be thickened with wheat flour)
Mustard (if there's grain vinegar or beer in it)
Prescription and over-the-counter drugs (may contain wheat as a filler)
Rice syrup (may contain barley malt. Look for the GF label)
Salad Dressing
Seitan
Smoke flavoring (used in jerkies, smoked fish and meats, etc)
Soup stocks
Soups (canned, dehydrated, and restaurant soups often have wheat in them)
Soy sauce/tamari (unless it specifies that it is wheat free. Most soy sauces contain wheat
as the first or second ingredient)
Udon noodles (unless they are made solely from buckwheat, which some are)
Vanilla extract (the alcohol in it is not GF; look for GF vanilla extract or vanilla
extracted into glycerin)
Veined cheeses (the cultured molds used in blue cheese, gorgonzola, stilton, and
Roquefort may be adulterated. Check with manufacturers)
Vinegar (unless it's properly distilled. However, rice vinegar, wine vinegar, and apple
cider vinegar are GF)
Yeast
LIST OF SAFE FOODS
Amaranth
Arrowroot
Buckwheat
Corn
Millet
Montina
Nut flours
Potato
Quinoa
Rice
Rice bran
Rice polish
Sorghum
Soy
Tapioca
Tef
Champagne
Cherry
Coffee
Gin
Hard Cider
Mead
Ouzo
Rum
Sake
Tea (some celiacs report getting an upset stomach from green and other teas‹although it
is not due to gluten content)
Tequila
Triple Sec
Vermouth
Vodka (only if it is distilled from potatoes. Check with manufacture‹some are
adulterated with wheat or have wheat added in)
Wine
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