Kate Naturals Psyllium Husk Powder for Fiber, Digestion & Baking Bread. Mixes Easily with Juice & Smoothies (12oz, Organic, Gluten Free, Fine Ground)

While I can't speculate on assurances that this is a GF or DF product, all I can say is that I've found it to be superior to other psyllium husks and powders I've used in the past. This one is ground super fine, and a lighter shade of beige than others, which can be be more brown. Be aware though, that the fine grind isn't going to make this "dissolve" in liquid. This is insoluble fiber, after all. Other reviews site clumping as a complaint with this product. This is simply the nature of psyllium, so you have to be patient in working with it. I've found that by adding it VERY gradually via slowly sprinkling it VERY THINLY over the surface of the liquid while stirring is the best bet to get it incorporated thoroghly without developing lumps. So go slowly. I don't mean it'll take minutes, but it will take more seconds than stirrig sugar into a cup or bowl.

The product itself is fine BUT the bag that contains the powder is awful...very stiff and impossible to reseal. If you cut the "sealable" portion, the material gets stuck on your sleeves when trying to scoop. I have 15-20 similarly packaged supplements in my pantry but none of the others present this problem. PLEASE find a new method to package the powder and I will update the review. ====== Kate Naturals quickly replied to my concern. Hoping there will be shift in the packaging material. In the meantime, I found a containter to transfer the contents to, which allows for easier access.

This is a necessary ingredient for keto bread. I bought it because I read that it did not turn your bread purple. But I found that not to be the case. My bread was just as purple as it could be. It did not affect the flavor, so if you don’t mind the looks of purple bread, this would be a good product to use.

it worked as it should

This seems to be a pure, good quality product however it thickens up so quickly and so much that I would be interested to see how people are drinking or using it. It also hardens so much to my dishes that it’s hard to get them clean. So far what I’ve found to work best is to add it to water in a disposable cup, and drink immediately while stirring, and drink as quickly as possible before you have a cup of cement. : )