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Gluten-free Bakery In Nyc!

carriecraig

By carriecraig
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carriecraig Enthusiast
carriecraig
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A friend of mine cute out an article that was in the New York Times Metro section today on a Gluten-Free bakery in the Lower East Side.

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A friend of mine who has Celiac is coming up in 2 weeks, and we are going to go to Risotteria and then I will take him here, so we can try it out. I'll let you all know my review.

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jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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Happy Happy Happy is pretty good. Can be a tad on the dry side but definately worth going to. I keep meaning to try Babycakes which is another gluten-free bakery in the city,

You will not be disappointed with Risotteria. It's awesome.

mookie03 Contributor
mookie03
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A friend of mine cute out an article that was in the New York Times Metro section today on a Gluten-Free bakery in the Lower East Side.

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A friend of mine who has Celiac is coming up in 2 weeks, and we are going to go to Risotteria and then I will take him here, so we can try it out. I'll let you all know my review.

I was quoted in this article!! (although, i actually never said the things i was quoted as saying)-- the only thing they got right is that I dont make any excuses for eating a lot :P

its in the NYTimes today - Open Original Shared Link

Lauren M Explorer
Lauren M
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Way cool, Stefi - You're a celebrity!

I'm on Happy Happy Happy's mailing list somehow, but haven't tried them out yet.

- Lauren

mookie03 Contributor
mookie03
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Way cool, Stefi - You're a celebrity!

I'm on Happy Happy Happy's mailing list somehow, but haven't tried them out yet.

- Lauren

I know right! its so funny, my friends keep calling me to say "I just read about you in the times, heard you like to eat a lot!" should i be proud?!

jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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That is hysterical. Stef you big eater you - LOL ; )

aljf Apprentice
aljf
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a friend of mine brought HHH's cupcakes to my birthday, and they were fine. a MUCH better option, imho, is the fudgie at risotteria-- 2 fanTAStic chocolate chip cookies (that taste light and chewy like "real" cookies) with a ton of chocolate fudge frosting between them. probably dessert for a family of 8. i finished it in a night.

gobble gobble.

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Lauren M Explorer
Lauren M
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aljf!!!

I had a fudgie at Risotteria today! You're right - AWESOME!!!

- Lauren

aljf Apprentice
aljf
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I'm so happy you liked it!

Lauren M Explorer
Lauren M
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A panini and a fudgie from Risoterria AND my (early) b-day cake came from Mr Ritts bakery today - I am in gluten-free, sugar-filled HEAVEN!

- Lauren

jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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The fudgie at Risotteria is AMAZING!!!! I went there a few months ago with 2 non-celiac friends and we were all devouring that thing as if we'd never eaten before!!

Lauren M Explorer
Lauren M
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Jillian,

For the record, when we all get together at Risoterria in January, the goal is for us each to finish our OWN fudgie - deal? :lol:

I know I can do it! Anyone else up to the challenge?

- Lauren

jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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LOL!!! I'm up for it Lauren : )

Have you tried the yellow cake they have with raspberry and chocolate frosting? I don't think they have it every day but it is awesome!

Lauren M Explorer
Lauren M
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Wow, Jillian, that sounds amazing! Unfortunately, yesterday was only my second time at Risoterria, and they haven't had that cake yet. Yesterday they had the cookies, brownies, and some pie. I'm not a big pie person, so I went with the fudgie. It was an excellent choice :P

- Lauren

mookie03 Contributor
mookie03
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Jillian,

For the record, when we all get together at Risoterria in January, the goal is for us each to finish our OWN fudgie - deal? :lol:

I know I can do it! Anyone else up to the challenge?

- Lauren

I am up for it too!! but that cake sounds good too...we may have to try some variety! :P

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