Is gfJules flour gluten-free?

Yes, all gfJules flours are certified gluten-free and made in a dedicated facility.

Can I use gfJules flour as a 1:1 substitute?

Yes! gfJules All-Purpose Flour can be used as a 1:1 replacement for wheat flour in most recipes.

Is gfJules flour kosher?

Yes, all gfJules products are certified kosher by the Orthodox Union.

What are the ingredients in gfJules All Purpose Gluten Free Flour?

gfJules All Purpose Flour contains Modified Tapioca Starches, Potato Starch, Corn Starch, Corn Flour, White Rice Flour, and Xanthan Gum. All ingredients are non-GMO. There is no need to add additional xanthan gum — use as a 1:1 replacement for wheat-based all purpose flours in all your recipes.

Is gfJules flour safe for people with celiac disease?

Yes. All gfJules flour ingredients are non-GMO and Certified Gluten-Free from the GFCO. Products are also Certified Free From (CFF) the Big 9 Food allergens including wheat, soy, dairy, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, sesame, fish, and crustaceans.

Is gfJules flour kosher?

Yes, all gfJules products are certified kosher by the Orthodox Union.

Is gfJules flour organic? Are gfJules products non-GMO?

All gfJules products are made from non-GMO ingredients, including the corn ingredients. Some raw ingredients are also organic, but not all. Jules opts first for gluten free safety and functionality and chooses organic wherever possible.

Does gfJules flour contain common allergens?

The facility where gfJules products are made is entirely gluten free and free from peanuts, pistachio, macadamia, Brazil nuts, walnuts, sesame, mustard, fish, crustaceans and sulfites. All gfJules products are Certified Free From the Big 9 food allergens — among the first in the U.S. to earn this certification.

Should I be concerned about arsenic in rice in gfJules products?

gfJules uses very little rice in her products. The rice flour used is from California, which generally contains less arsenic than rice grown in the south. Products only include small amounts of white rice, which has far lower levels of inorganic arsenic than brown rice.

Is there corn in xanthan gum?

Xanthan gum is created through fermentation using various growth media, one of which may be corn starch. While corn sugars are present during fermentation, further processing ensures that no corn proteins are present in the xanthan gum produced. For those avoiding xanthan gum altogether, gfJules offers NADA Flour with no xanthan gum.

Are there glyphosates in gfJules products?

The certified gluten free purity protocol oats Jules sources are tested and glyphosate free. All other gfJules products are non-GMO, but raw ingredient suppliers do not test for glyphosates. Jules offers corn-free options including the Bread Mix and Multigrain Biscuit and Breakfast Flour.

Does gfJules test for lead in cassava flour?

Yes. gfJules maintains more rigorous standards than federal levels and tests all lots of cassava flour for lead before use. Any cassava flour testing at or above 0.5 ppm is not used in products.

Does gfJules fortify her flours?

gfJules flours are not fortified. Jules' top priority is celiac and food allergy safety, as well as premium performance. She encourages eating plenty of whole foods to balance nutritional needs.

How do I use gfJules Flour in an old family recipe?

gfJules Flour is typically a direct 1:1 replacement for wheat-based all purpose flour, even in your grandmother's recipes. No special adjustments are needed in most cases.

How much does gfJules Flour weigh per cup?

1 cup of gfJules Gluten Free All Purpose Flour weighs 135 grams or 4.76 ounces. 1 cup of gfJules Multigrain Biscuit and Breakfast Baking Flour weighs 140 grams. 1 cup of gfJules Grain-Free Nada Flour weighs 110 grams. Spoon flour into the cup and level off with a knife — do not pack.

How do I store gfJules Flour?

All gfJules products can be stored in a pantry at room temperature. Once opened, store in an airtight container. No refrigeration or freezing needed — if chilled, bring back to room temperature before measuring for baking.

How do I use gfJules Flour in a recipe calling for self-rising flour?

Combine 1 cup gfJules Flour, 1.5 tsp baking powder, and 0.5 tsp salt. Whisk together and store in a sealed container.

How do I use gfJules Flour in a recipe calling for cake flour?

gfJules Flour is already very similar in protein to regular cake flour — use it 1:1. If needed, substitute 2 tablespoons of gfJules Flour with gluten-free cornstarch.

How do I make a homemade Bisquick-like baking mix with gfJules Flour?

Combine 1.5 cups gfJules Flour, 4 tbsp coconut milk powder, 1.5 tsp baking powder, 0.5 tsp baking soda, 0.5 tsp salt, and 1/3 cup shortening. Pulse in a food processor until texture resembles small pebbles. Store in the refrigerator.

I live at high altitude. Do I need to adjust gfJules recipes?

Baking with gfJules products at high altitude requires little or no changes.

Can I use gfJules Bread Mix in a breadmaker?

Yes! Use gfJules Bread Mix in a breadmaker or bake in the oven. Always add room temperature liquids first, then the dry mix, then the yeast.

My pancakes turned out gummy. What went wrong?

The batter may have been over-mixed, or spread too thick. Try a lower temperature, bake longer, and thin the batter with more milk. For foolproof results, use gfJules award-winning Pancake-Waffle Mix.

Can I use non-dairy milk with gfJules Pancake Mix?

Yes. Avoid rice milk as it tends to be too watery. Soy, almond, coconut, or flax milk work better as substitutes.

Are the oats sold on gfJules safe for celiacs?

Yes. Jules sells certified gluten-free, purity protocol oats that are also non-GMO and tested glyphosate free. They are safe for most celiacs and suitable for baking applications.

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