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Smunkeemom Enthusiast
Smunkeemom
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I have found 4 different grocery stores in my area now that carry gluten free food, no more shopping at the health food store for us!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gluten free waffles for cheaper than the gluten-full counterparts, gluten free cake mixes, even gluten free bread at under $4 a loaf. I am so excited, it seems that gluten free really is going mainstream, at least here anyway.

I found out from one of the managers at one of the stores that if you can get them a name brand and upc that most of the time stores will stock whatever you want. I thought that this was wonderful information that I should pass along, we all know that shopping gluten free can be a hassle, think how much easier it would be if we could all get our favorite gluten free food at the regular grocery store :D

I know that the diet is expensive, I was just thinking since the mark-up doesn't seem to be so high, that maybe some of you could scout out your own local stores and ask for some gluten free stuff, believe me it's worth the time.

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Hi, where do you live? At my local A&P and ShopRite, there are a lot of Gluten Free items in stock on a regualr basis. It's really great!

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Congrats!!

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kathy1 Contributor
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I just discovered that Stop & Shop has a good variety of gluten-free items in their health food section.

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Isn't it exciting to find gluten-free food in the grocery store!!!

I always have to just "look" at the gluten-free section even if I'm not buying anything. You never know they might be carrying something new. ;)

I'm pretty lucky in that alot of stores around me carry gluten-free foods plus theres one store that is pretty much ALL gluten-free....they have just about everything.

Now if I could just get the grocery store where I work to carry something...anything gluten-free...that would be GREAT. I work for a major grocery chain and they look at me like I have 4 heads when I ask about getting some gluten-free foods. :huh:

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Canadian Karen Community Regular
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Rachel:

You should print out a copy of the following article and bring it into the store you work at:

https://www.celiac.com/st_prod.html?p_prodi...-15105168885.1f

Maybe that will change their minds.....

Hugs.

Karen

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