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How is spelt related to wheat? allergic to both
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A type of wheat: Spelt is a type of wheat. It shares common allergens with wheat so it's not a surprise that you are allergic to both. Alternative grains include rice, potato, quinoa, buckwheat, arrowroot, and manioc (poi).
Answered 12/9/2013
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