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Free From

Best Things In Life Are Free From allergens.

Free from means you’re free at last to eat foods you love, with people you love, free from risk & worry. Safe and scrumptious, it’s time to feel you belong again.

Unlike other brands, we never sell anything we don’t make ourselves.

ALL products are gluten-free & free from dairy, nuts, peanuts & soy.

20 products also free from eggs.



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Dedicated Facility

Kinnikinnick makes goodies #FreeFrom gluten, dairy, peanuts, nuts & soy, baked in one of the world’s largest dedicated facilities.


Gluten’s not allowed anywhere in our facilities, even by staff.


Unlike other brands, we never sell anything we don’t make ourselves.


Every product we produce is gluten free.

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Safety

We take care of everything so you can safely enjoy the smell & taste of warm bread and baked goodies again.


Tears of joy & relief are allowed.


Since 1991, Kinnikinnick has stood for safe & scrumptious food, baked to perfection using top-quality, clean ingredients in tried & tested recipes. That’s a lot of artistry & expertise you can trust.

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Ethical Sourcing

Our palm oil is certified Identity Preserved (IP) (RSPO) by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil. 


This means suppliers can trace the oil's origin to the exact plantation, which must follow strict guidelines that prevent deforestation & promote biodiversity.


RSPO reduces fertiliser use, fosters fair treatment of workers & boosts local community involvement.

Certified by these organizations

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Ingredients

Every single ingredient in Kinnikinnick baked goods comes only from suppliers who guarantee the safest allergy-friendly standards. 


WE LAB TEST TO GUARANTEE FREE FROM


Lab Tested


WE DON'T USE THE FOLLOWING IN OUR PRODUCTS OR FACILITY
  • Sesame
  • Mustard
  • Shellfish
  • GMOs
  • Artificial Colours
  • Artificial Flavours
  • Preservatives
  • Latex
  • Oats*



Testing for Gluten & Allergens

Every ingredient is quarantined at our bakery until it passes our stringent in-house lab testing protocols.


For gluten, we guarantee less than 5 parts per million (that’s even better than the 20 parts per million standard set by the CFIA and the FDA to claim ‘gluten-free’). 5 parts per million is tiny. Imagine 5 pennies in a stack of ten thousand dollars!

 Stack of pennies
Our food scientists test all:
  • New ingredients using high sensitivity lab tests for gluten,  dairy, peanuts, tree nuts and soy.
  • Existing ingredients based on an assessment of risk.
  • Ingredients spot-checked using  rapid test kits.
  • Finished products daily.

Our products are tested at random by the CFIA (Canadian FDA equivalent).

 Petri dish testing

Kinnikinnick has been removing genetically modified (GM) ingredients from our product line for years. Our packaging lists non GM ingredients with a *. It's important to remember that many of our ingredients do not have the * designation because there are no approved GM versions of that ingredient, (rice, cane sugar etc.) so they are by definition non GM.

 Spilt rice

Eggs

Eggs are in our gluten-free breads & buns, (bagels are free from egg) Vanilla Wafers, Ginger Snap and Choc Chip Cookies, Muffins & Waffles. 


Check our free from egg range.


We're in the process of taking eggs our from most of our range. Should be done by the end of 2020. 
What does May Contain: eggs mean? Hans Jorgensen, Food Services Manager explains.

Ingredients and allergens are listed for all products so you're free from risk & worry sticking to your diet.

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Spoon of oats

To oat or not?

Although oats do NOT naturally contain gluten, cross-contamination with other grains can happen when seeding the crop, harvesting and during production. Because some people can't tolerate oats, we never use them so everyone can enjoy our products.


A Health Canada review in 2015 concludes "limiting daily consumption of gluten-free oats is not required". For more information see Celiac Disease and Gluten Free Claims on Uncontaminated Oats.