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Published September 19, 2026

FOOD RECALL HEALTHCARE, MENTAL HEALTH & AGING

Check the mix. Seven Truly AIP and EAT G.A.N.G.S.T.E.R combinations are recalled.

If you have celiac disease or severe intolerance to wheat gluten and bought one of these mixes online, match the product, package size, lot and best-by date before using it. Do not consume an exact match.

The Rockland Edit food-recall card listing two Truly AIP flour lots, two Truly AIP bread-mix lots and two EAT G.A.N.G.S.T.E.R flat-bread pizza-mix lots, with instructions not to consume an exact match
Original recall overview by The Rockland Edit, based on the September 18 GF Blends announcement posted by FDA. Use the complete size-and-date list below; this card is not packaging or evidence of a Rockland order or reaction.

Match every detail

  • Truly AIP All Purpose Flour, 15.3 oz: lot 260225, best by 2-25-28.
  • Truly AIP All Purpose Flour, 15.3 oz: lot 260610, best by 6-10-28.
  • Truly AIP Bread Mix, 14 oz: lot 260417, best by 4-17-28.
  • Truly AIP Bread Mix, 14 oz: lot 260617, best by 12-17-27.
  • EAT G.A.N.G.S.T.E.R Flat Bread Pizza Mix, 163 g: lot 260327, best by 9-27-27.
  • EAT G.A.N.G.S.T.E.R Flat Bread Pizza Mix, 3.98 lb: lot 260327, best by 7-27-27.
  • EAT G.A.N.G.S.T.E.R Flat Bread Pizza Mix, size shown by FDA as “163” with no unit: lot 260803, best by 2-03-28.
  • If every detail matches: do not consume it; return it for a refund or discard it.

Why the company recalled the mixes

The FDA-posted company announcement says plantain flour used in the products tested significantly above the federal limit of 20 parts per million for food labeled gluten-free. GF Blends said it was conducting further tests to determine whether the gluten was wheat gluten.

That distinction matters: the available record confirms an above-threshold gluten result, but it does not confirm that wheat gluten had been identified. This guide does not turn the company's ongoing testing into a completed finding.

One package-size field is incomplete

FDA's table lists the size for EAT G.A.N.G.S.T.E.R lot 260803 only as “163,” without a unit. The Rockland Edit is preserving that gap rather than assuming it means 163 grams. Use the lot and best-by date together, compare the official product photos and contact GF Blends if the package remains unclear.

Return or discard an exact match

The announcement tells people with celiac disease or severe intolerance to wheat gluten not to consume a match and to return it for a refund or discard it. GF Blends says it notified customers directly and offered replacements.

For product questions, call 509-375-0909, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pacific, or email recall@gfblends.com. Personal medical questions belong with a healthcare professional.

Online availability is confirmed; a Rockland order is not

GF Blends says the products were distributed nationwide through Amazon, eatgangster.com and trulyaip.com through September 12. That creates a concrete pantry check for Rockland residents who ordered either brand online, but it does not establish a Rockland order, package, reaction or illness.

The company reported no adverse health reports as of September 17. That timestamp is not evidence that a matching product is safe to eat.

What changes for a resident: if you bought one of these Truly AIP or EAT G.A.N.G.S.T.E.R mixes online, check the product, size, lot and best-by date. Do not consume an exact match; return it for a refund or discard it.

Primary source: FDA-posted GF Blends company announcement ↗, company-dated and FDA-published September 18, 2026. Product names, package sizes, lots, best-by dates, test status, consumer action, contact information, nationwide online distribution and the September 17 no-adverse-reports statement were rechecked September 19, 2026, at 7:50 p.m. EDT. FDA posts company announcements as a public service and does not endorse the products or company. The Rockland Edit has not confirmed a Rockland order, package or adverse reaction.

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