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Almond flour

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I need to be both gluten-free and low-carb, and a lot of those recipes call for almond flour. What brands of almond flour are gluten free?

I know many of you order from nuts.com but I live in Canada and I think the shipping would be a lot?

I get other flour from Bob's Red Mill, but a popular low-carb blogger said BRM almond flour is actually almond meal which has a different texture and affects the recipe...

Generally the recipes call for Honeyville almond flour but I don't know if that's certified gluten free?

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On 8/11/2016 at 7:01 PM, dania said:

I need to be both gluten-free and low-carb, and a lot of those recipes call for almond flour. What brands of almond flour are gluten free?

I know many of you order from nuts.com but I live in Canada and I think the shipping would be a lot?

I get other flour from Bob's Red Mill, but a popular low-carb blogger said BRM almond flour is actually almond meal which has a different texture and affects the recipe...

Generally the recipes call for Honeyville almond flour but I don't know if that's certified gluten free?

My wife  has been using Bob's and another one we get in hawaii which she is out of. Sorry I cant remember the name but if its 100% almond then no problem.  Im highly sensitive to gluten  and never had problems. Oh its the King Arther  almond flour which she likes best. 

 

squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
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Honeyville has the Certified Gluten Free logo on it for the Blanched Almond Flour.

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gilligan Enthusiast
gilligan
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I think Honeyville is the best (and most expensive) almond flour available.  I don't have any trouble with it.

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icelandgirl
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Honeyville is great!

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