free-from
Lacking any trace
Free-from describes products made without certain ingredients that some people avoid for health, dietary, or ethical reasons: free-from snacks, the free-from aisle.
Common in food marketing to indicate absence of gluten, dairy, nuts, or allergens.
The term functions as a category label rather than specifying what's actually excluded—a free-from cookie might be gluten-free, dairy-free, or both.
Pertaining to the abdomen
- intoleranceUnwillingness to accept differences
- allergy-friendlyUnlikely to cause reactions
- anaphylaxisSevere systemic allergic reaction
- epinephrineAdrenal stress hormone
Avoids all animal products
- plant-basedSourced from flora
- vegetarianOne who abstains from flesh
- organicFrom living matter
- unprocessedNot yet treated
Corridor between seating sections
- sectionDistinct divided part
- labelingAssigning identifying markers
- supermarketSelf-service food retailer
- specialtyArea of expertise
Tesco · Sainsbury · certification · packaging · shelf · range · alternative · substitute
celiac
Pertaining to the abdomen
- intoleranceUnwillingness to accept differences
- allergy-friendlyUnlikely to cause reactions
- anaphylaxisSevere systemic allergic reaction
vegan
Avoids all animal products
- plant-basedSourced from flora
- vegetarianOne who abstains from flesh
- organicFrom living matter
aisle
Corridor between seating sections
- sectionDistinct divided part
- labelingAssigning identifying markers
- supermarketSelf-service food retailer
specialty · Tesco · Sainsbury · certification · packaging · shelf · range · alternative · substitute · reformulated
free-fromcontaining
Holding within limits
with · featuring · including · comprising
free-fromcontaminated
Made impure by contact
tainted · adulterated · polluted · impure · compromised
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