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As a farmer-owned company we are dedicated to quality through stringent guidelines for growing and processing our unique products. Quality inspections start at production to ensure the pedigreed crops are free from contamination of any other grains. Then our pure oats are processed in our state-of-the-art, allergen-free plant, which is completely dedicated to oats.

Safe for a Celiac Diet

Pure, uncontaminated oats do not contain gluten; making them safe for a celiac diet. Our pure whole grain oat products are guaranteed to be wheat, barley and rye free and are certified gluten-free in the US by the Gluten-Free Certification Organization.  Pure oats are a welcome addition to a gluten-free diet as they provide dietary fiber, B vitamins and iron, which are often hard to get on this diet.  Learn More

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Wednesday
Sep122012

Only Oats Launches Pinterest Page

DateWednesday, September 12, 2012 at 11:14AM

Building on the sucess of our Facebook page - 1098 followers and growing - Only Oats has launched a Pinterest page to bookmark all the great gluten free oat recipes we find online!  There are so many talented bloggers who are sharing their tasty recipes online.  Our Pinterest pages features links to rolled oat, steel cut oat, oat flour... recipes. As well, we have created boards for articles with great advive by our favourite bloggers, nutrition information and Only Oats in the News! Check us out on Pinterest!

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