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What is Cassava?

Cassava is a nutty-flavored, starchy root vegetable or tuber. Native to South America, it’s a major source of calories and carbs for people in many countries. Nigeria, Thailand, and Indonesia are the top cassava-producing countries in the world.  Cassava flour is used to make our tortillas grain-free. 

Are tortillas hard to make? 

Our tortilla mixes only require hot water to make the dough.  The tortillas can be rolled out with a rolling pin between parchment paper or using a tortilla press.  We have YouTube videos on making, freezing and warming the tortillas to help you! 

I Have Celiac Disease — Are Cassavaberry Products Safe for Me?

We want you to feel confident when enjoying our mixes, so here’s everything you need to know:

✅ Products from Our New Facility (Celiac Safe)

All mixes with a Best By Date of 3/1/27 or later are made in our dedicated gluten-free facility and are celiac safe.
Each batch has been tested negative for gluten.

These include:

  • Original Tortilla Mix
  • Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix
  • Loaded Cookie Mix
  • Gingersnap Cookie Mix
  • Chocolate Chip Brownie Mix
  • Carob Brownie Mix
  • Pumpkin Spice Brownie Mix
  • All-Purpose/Pancake/Waffle Mix

📦 Products Made in Our Cottage Kitchen (Before New Facility)

Prior to moving, our mixes were made in our home kitchen using ingredients labeled gluten-free.
However, some ingredients (like bulk cacao and sliced almonds) were processed in facilities that also handle wheat.

Here are the safe production dates for celiac customers from that period:

  • 1/9/23 — Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix
  • 1/9/23 — Original Tortilla Mix
  • 3/30/23 — Carob Brownie Mix
  • 8/8/23 — Peanut Butter Chip Cookie Mix
  • 8/15/23 — PB&J Cookie Mix
  • 9/18/23 — Pumpkin Spice Brownie Mix
  • 11/27/23 — Gingersnap Cookie Mix
  • 7/5/24 — Loaded Cookie Mix
  • 10/16/24 — Pancake/Waffle Mix
  • 9/2/25 — Chocolate Chip Brownie Mix

👉 Any mixes made before the above dates may contain ingredients processed in facilities that also handle wheat and are not guaranteed celiac safe.

💡 Important Note

  • We never used wheat flour in our kitchen.
  • My husband occasionally had wheat bread at home, but all production areas were cleaned and sanitized.
  • To be safe, always check your package’s Best By date to know if your mix is from our celiac safe facility.

What is the sugar/carbs/salt content for the mixes? 

Look at the product page, there is a picture of back of the package with the nutritional facts.