Gluten Free Coffee & Tea
We ran 250 coffee & tea through our gluten free rules: 234 pass, 11 need a label check, and 5 don't make it.
Coffee and tea are naturally gluten-free, and nearly everything plain passes. The exceptions are cereal-based coffee substitutes made from barley or rye, plus a few malted bedtime drinks filed on the same shelf. Read those two labels; relax about the rest.
You can eat these
Bigeloq Green Tea with Eldeberry
Hampstead Tea, Camomile, Organic Herbal Infusion, 20 Sachets, 0.88 Oz 25 G
Blackberry & Blueberry Infusion
Azera americano
Alcaparrado, Pimientos & Capers Manzanilla Olives
Boston Harbour Tea
Bonne Nuit
Pickwick Orange
Douwe Egberts Pure Gold Coffee 190G
Pimiento stuffed green olives
Peppermint Herbal
Peach Ginger Black Tea
Caramel latte
crème express
Capsules Café au lait
Cappuccino
Clipper Organic White Tea
Caykur Gray Tea
Chai Relax
Camomile honey & vanilla tea
Coconut Water With Matcha
Espresso Creme
Extra Strength Tea
Earl Grey
Showing the first 24 of 234.
Where the traps are
What actually disqualifies coffee & tea from a gluten free diet, counted across the 5 products that fail:
Check the label first
For these, the data is incomplete or an ingredient can go either way. We say so instead of guessing. Tap one to see exactly what's unclear.
Of London Selection Pack
Black Tea Breakfast Blend
Infusions Après-repas
Pfirsich-Vanille Ice Tea
Lipton lemon iced tea
KEEP CALM Infusion
Thé Vert Menthe
Tisane Relaxante
The Verde
Tisana difesa e sostegno
Coconut matcha protein drink, coconut matcha
Verdicts are automated checks based on Open Food Facts data. Formulations change, so always confirm on the physical label.