Showing posts with label Whole Foods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whole Foods. Show all posts

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Rain Crow Grass-fed Beef

Rain Crow Grass-fed beef is a new addition to our list. The beef is entirely grass-fed, and processed in their own processing plant using only water to wash the meat. The packaging has been checked and is corn-free as well. (Their seasoned products were not checked. So use caution with those.)

They can be found at several Whole Foods locations. "Grass-fed beef from Rain Crow Ranch is available in our stores in central Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska and Wisconsin."

Products are also available online.

(For the discussion, please visit their Facebook page here)

******* Removed

As it turns out, Rain Crow's initial answers on Facebook weren't entirely correct.

The meat is washed in lactic acid and the acid wash is left on for 24 hours (long enough to soak right into the meat - a lactic acid marinade if you will) and then rinsed off with water.

This meat is being removed from the list.

For more info on their process see the full report at Delphi.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

365 sodas - revisited

A long time ago, we made a summary post of all the not-so-corn-free items we'd researched prior to starting this website/blog. Our sister site, News for Corn Avoiders, has more info on this research saga.

Whole Foods - 365 sodas - Corn allergy caution - which includes Whole Foods original stance on the corn-free status of the 365 sodas.
Whole Foods: Consumer Confidence Lost - which Whole Foods confirms the citric acid in 365 sodas is from corn.

Despite this research, we are still getting inquiries into the 365 Rootbeer, which does not contain the dreaded citric acid. Unfortunately, it does still contain corn in it somewhere.

Unfortunately for me, I missed this corn confirmation notice, and stupidly decided to trial the rootbeer myself. I can confirm, btw, that there is indeed corn in the 365 rootbeer soda.

The amount of corn in the 365 Rootbeer would be for many people minimal. So if you can tolerate small amounts of corn derivatives you may do fine with this soda; however, if you're extremely sensitive, I would find something else to drink.

Friday, January 12, 2007

Whole Foods - Stoned Wheat Crackers

Due to a reaction posted on Delphi and that the item has not had company confirmation in ages, we are removing this from the list until its reconfirmed or proved safe.

If you have any information reguarding the corn-free status of this product, please let us know. Thanks.