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Some of you in CO, NV, NM and AZ will already know Sunflower Market...but we just got one in my town...about 7 blocks from my house ;) I am going tonight...but my brother went today and called me...said they had an aisle labeled gluten-free. I will check it out! Great for me...but, great for all of us still as more and more options appear across the country. Hopefully I will be able to snag a manager. Woo hoo :) If you're really curious their website is here: Open Original Shared Link

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Lucky girl!

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That looks really nice--happy shopping :)

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It sounds like your Sunflower is better than mine. There are some gluten-free options but I have beter luck at other places.

Hez

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So my dh and I went last night...and the place was great. There were a few gluten-free products I wish they had, but overall they had a really good selection..and a few products I hadn't seen before. From the products I checked, they are definitely cheaper than wild oats or even a mainline grocery like Marsh. Their organic apples ranged from 1.39 to 1.69 a pound. Organic apples can be 2.69 a wild oats...so that is good. Their website says they are looking to expand...so start writing those letters ;) Oh, and it is great to be at a store where they understand gluten-free...my cashier asked which one of us was gluten-free, and said he has a friend with Celiac and knows it can be difficult. He knew was Celiac was...definitely a plus :)

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