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Gluten-free Comic!

Guest BERNESES

By Guest BERNESES
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Guest BERNESES
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Check out this link to an Achewood comic on gluten-free cheatloaf

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jenvan Collaborator
jenvan
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ha ha! he must be eating ener-g bread!

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jerseyangel Proficient
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How funny :D Definately Ener-G!

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Guest BERNESES
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That was my first vote too- EnerG Harvest bread.

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jenvan Collaborator
jenvan
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uh, bleh...sucks all the saliva right out of your mouth!

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jerseyangel Proficient
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Untoasted :P OK--I'll stop now!

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cgilsing Enthusiast
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hehe...that's cute! Ener-g was the 1st gluten-free food I tried after being diagnosed.....I didn't even TRY another bread for 4 months after that!

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Guest nini
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HA HA HA! I bout spit my milk through my nose! (J/K) wasn't really drinking milk...

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skbird Contributor
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Totally funny! Especially the EnerG bread, however, have any of you tried the light tapioca yet? Seriously, it isn't bad. Toast it and put butter on it... it's pretty decent. OK, it's no Manna From Anna... but I do like it. Those are probably my two favorite gluten-free breads.

Stephanie

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