This list of gluten-free grains and starches will help you replace gluten in your diet.\u00a0 These can be substituted in some recipes that call for wheat flour.<\/p>\n

People often wonder what they can eat when they go on a gluten free diet.\u00a0 This list is a partial answer to the question.\u00a0 See also gluten free recipes on this website, and Gluten Free Foods for Gluten Allergy and Celiac.<\/p>\n

Hyper-linked items have their own article with a more detailed explanation.<\/p>\n

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• Rice (all forms, even glutinous)<\/li>\n
• Corn\/maize<\/li>\n
• Potato<\/li>\n
• Soy<\/li>\n
• Tapioca\/cassava<\/li>\n
• Arrowroot<\/li>\n
• Buckwheat<\/li>\n
• Sago<\/li>\n
• Lentil\/pea (besan, urid, gram flour)<\/li>\n
• Amaranth<\/li>\n
• Lupin<\/li>\n
• Sorghum<\/li>\n
• Quinoa<\/li>\n
• Millet<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

  Many of these replacements, such as rice, corn and potato, are available in any supermarket.\u00a0 Others, such as amaranth, quinoa and millet may be available in your supermarket, but can be found in health food stores for sure.<\/p>\n

  What are your experiences with the above gluten-free grains and starches?\u00a0 How do you use them in your gluten free diet?\u00a0 Do you have any questions about the list, or items to add?\u00a0 Please leave a comment.<\/p>\n

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