Rolled oats are a lightly processed food that comes from whole grains. From Wikipedia: ‘Traditionally, they are made from oat groats that have been dehusked and steamed, before being rolled into flat flakes under heavy rollers and then stabilized by being lightly toasted.’
People enjoy rolled oats in a lot of ways, such as with baked goods and treats, oatmeal, and more.
Being so common, many people are wondering . . .
Jollibee is a popular Asian restaurant brand from the Jollibee Foods Corporation. They have over 70 locations in North America, and more than 1300 locations around the world! I recently discovered they were also the owners of popular burger chain, Smashburger, so I thought it would be awesome to cover Jollibee next. What is … Read more
Smashburger is a popular American fast casual chain for burgers, fries, shakes, and more. The company was founded in Denver, Colorado in 2007 and has since grown to over 370 restaurants, both company owned and franchised. Now the restaurant chain is owned by Jollibee, after a complete buyout in 2018. What is gluten free … Read more
Which Wich is a fast casual chain of sandwich restaurants in the United States, and with 25+ international locations. In total, Which Wich has over 400 locations worldwide and is known for their signature sandwiches that go up to size Super which is 14 inches! What is gluten free at Which Wich? In this … Read more
Red Lobster is a popular seafood restaurant chain in the United States, and worldwide. On their history page they share, ‘Before there was Red Lobster, there was Bill Darden, a man passionate about making delicious, high-quality seafood available and affordable to everyone, including people who lived far from the coast and regardless of race, gender, … Read more
Glucose Syrup is a common ingredient found in a lot of processed foods, candies, chocolates, prepared meals, and other products from the store.
Glucose Syrup is a syrup made from the starch of corn, potatoes, wheat, or less often barley, rice, and cassava. Also known as confectioner’s glucose, this syrup is used to thicken and sweeten food products. It’s often an additive ingredient, and is very similar to other syrups like high fructose corn syrup.
Being so commonly used in food and drink products by thousands of brands, many people are wondering . . .
Soy Lechithin is common ingredient and additive in a lot of foods. So many people wonder where it comes from, and what it contains?
Soy Lecithin is a food additive, that comes from the soybean. It is used in a lot of different foods, supplements, and products from thousands of brands. It’s an excellent emulsifier and helps bind foods, which is why it is so commonly used.
Chocolate Liquor is a common ingredient in a wide range of baked goods, hot chocolates, chocolate syrups and bars, and other foods/drinks like coffee or even alcohol!
Chocolate liquor is made from ground up cacao beans. It’s also commonly called baking chocolate or cocoa liquor/cocoa mass.
In this article, we’re going to determine if chocolate liquor is free from all wheat and gluten ingredients, and safe for people with a gluten allergy or Celiac Disease! Keep reading to also see our warning about Chocolate Liqueur, which is not the same as Chocolate Liquor, and actually contains alcohol.
Goya is one of the most popular food brands in the world. Known for their staples like rice, beans, and oils/sauces, you may be surprised to find out that Goya also sells their own chocolate! I came across it in the store the other day, and was super intrigued.
The Goya Chocolate is specifically made for hot chocolate! Perfect for the holiday season and cold, winter days. Let’s find out if this product from Goya is free from wheat and gluten ingredients!
Olive Garden is a family-friendly restaurant chain featuring Italian standards such as pastas & salads. It’s a subsidiary company of Darden Restaurants which owns other popular chains Yard House, Seasons 52, LongHorn Steakhouse, and more. What is gluten free at Olive Garden? In this article and guide, we’ll highlight all the gluten free menu … Read more