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Guest Viola

By Guest Viola
in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications

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Guest Viola
Guest Viola
Posted

I've seen lots of Amy's products in the stores, but none of them say gluten free on the boxes. And I'm not sure about all the ingredients. Quite a few of the mac and cheese boxes have a rabbit on the front of the box. Are these ones gluten free? Does anyone out there use the Amy's prducts much? I'm really interested in the mac and cheese ones if they are safe.

Why can't companies put gluten-free on them and make it simpler?

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KaitiUSA
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The Amy's Mac and Cheese that is safe says it right on the box...same with all that brands products that are gluten free.

Amy's does have a non gluten free version as well so just look for the gluten free on the box.

Guest Viola
Guest Viola
Posted

Is their gluten free pasta made from rice? The one I read didn't have wheat in it, but it wasn't rice either. And I haven't found any with gluten free on it. I wonder if that is just down in the U.S. and not in Canada.

skbird Contributor
skbird
Posted

Hi Viola - the one with the bunny is Annie's, not Amy's. Annie's does have one gluten free mac and cheese so far - they just released it a few months back. It clearly says on the front that it is gluten free - it's a rice pasta, though not quite as nice as Tinkyada. You have to prepare it just like Kraft Mac and Cheese.

Here's the webpage: Open Original Shared Link

Stephanie

skbird Contributor
skbird
Posted

Here's a picture of the Amy's mac and cheese (frozen) that is gluten free, rice pasta:

http://www.amyskitchen.com/products/images/400/00045.webp

Stephanie

Guest Viola
Guest Viola
Posted

Oops ... thank you for straightening me out Stephanie! :huh: You are right of course, I got the two names mixed up. It is Annie's that I've seen. :lol: So, I should be looking in the freezer section for Amy's .. I will certainly do that next time I go into town. :rolleyes:

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happygirl
Posted

I love Amy's frozen foods! They are so good. Such a good thing when you are on the run!

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bluelotus Contributor
bluelotus
Posted

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a link to their gluten-free lists

skbird Contributor
skbird
Posted

I TOTALLY get them confused when I'm writing about them (not when I see them, though). So I understand. I love the frozen Amy's mac and cheese - it's the only TV dinner I can eat...

Stephanie

tasha Apprentice
tasha
Posted

unfortunately we don't have the Amy's frozen rice mac and cheese in Canada...as far as I know at least. I'm pretty sure it says on their website what products are available in Canada.

Guest Viola
Guest Viola
Posted

Oh poop ... Not in Canada :( That's a bummer. I will have to check out their web site this evening. Have to open my phone lines now though, so gotta get off the computer.

Here I was hoping for that nice mac and cheese.

KarenCM Rookie
KarenCM
Posted

I love Amy's frozen food so much that every once and awhile I go to Bellingham, Washington to do a gluten free shop there. I have looked at so many stores around here but I guess the gluten free Amy's that I like just isn't available in Canada yet.

Karen

Felidae Enthusiast
Felidae
Posted

Shirley, the Save-On Foods near my place just started stocking Amy's gluten-free frozen pizzas. So, maybe they will be bringing in more of their product line soon.

Guest Viola
Guest Viola
Posted

Oh, that sounds very promising. I just printed off their "contact" page so I can take it into our 'Save on Foods' when we go into town next. Sounds like it might just happen :P That would be wonderful.

Jnkmnky Collaborator
Jnkmnky
Posted

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We all like amy's. Her Asian stir fry is the best. Two packages along with extra broccoli and other veggies makes a meal for an entire family.

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