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gluten-free Frozen Bread/dinner Roll Dough?


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Is there such a thing?  I want to make some dinner rolls and I used to use the regular frozen dough for making caramel rolls.  I used to use the Rhode's brand if you are familiar with those.


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Yes,  there are  a few  who  make  gluten-free  dough...here  is  the  list   but  I'm not  sure  they  still  do  this  so  you will have to do a  bit of research as  I'm on my  way out  the  door  for work.sorry.

 

Delorio's.com

 

Katz

 

Gilliansfood.com

 

Grandma ferdon's

 

hth

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