[oceangirl]

Hi everyone,

Recently I ran out of my pure Glutino rice flour I purchased in Canada and we can't seem to find a way to order it from there for delivery here. Does anyone have a rice flour available in U.S. with no other ingredients? No gluten, soy, tapioca,xantham...blah, blah, blah......? JUST plain rice flour from a TRUSTED source. I'm HIGHLY sensitive.


I usually get to Canada once a year but it doesn't look like it's going to happen this year!


Thank you for your help,
lisa

[jerseyangel]

Hi Lisa--

I buy the Rice Flour from Ener-g. I used to be able to buy it locally, but now I have to order it.

http://www.ener-g.com/store/detail.aspx?se...t=10&id=118

Here is their allergen policy--

http://www.ener-g.com/Faq/

[oceangirl]

Thank you so much, Patti! Because of you I just bought some rice Ener-G bread but I've been too chicken to try it yet!


However, I've been making some YUMMY shortbread cookies with the Glutino flour, butter, vanilla and one egg that I make into jam-filled cookies with my homemade jams- very tasty!


Thank you!
lisa

[kenlove]

Mochiko is another rice flour thats fairly common, especially in oriental markets. It's made from a variety of sweet rice. I'm pretty sensitive and never had problems with it.
Ken

oceangirl, on Mar 5 2009, 05:37 AM, said:

Hi everyone,

Recently I ran out of my pure Glutino rice flour I purchased in Canada and we can't seem to find a way to order it from there for delivery here. Does anyone have a rice flour available in U.S. with no other ingredients? No gluten, soy, tapioca,xantham...blah, blah, blah......? JUST plain rice flour from a TRUSTED source. I'm HIGHLY sensitive.


I usually get to Canada once a year but it doesn't look like it's going to happen this year!


Thank you for your help,
lisa

[jerseyangel]

oceangirl, on Mar 5 2009, 10:13 AM, said:

However, I've been making some YUMMY shortbread cookies with the Glutino flour, butter, vanilla and one egg that I make into jam-filled cookies with my homemade jams- very tasty!

Ooh--Those sound so good!

That rice bread is best toasted

[oceangirl]

Thank you Patti and Ken!

lisa

[Juliebove]

I buy Bob's Red Mill rice flour. For the bread, my daughter likes it put in the microwave until it's hot to the touch. Or toasted, if she wants toast.

[dilettantesteph]

KInninnick also has rice flour.

[lpellegr]

I have had no problem with Flying Horse brand from the local Asian grocery store. Very cheap, too.

[oceangirl]

Thank you all for your responses!

lisa