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Shopping At The Commisary

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minibabe Contributor
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If there are any army personnel there or know any they sell gluten-free food.

My grandfather belongs to the army and we took a trip up to the commisary and BANG, right there in the cereal isle was my kola crip cereal. The commisary sells Envirkidz. They even have the crispy rice bars (I call them cheeta bars b/c of the animal on the front :P )

The brand is significantly cheaper, so I stock up on cereal when I go! I came home with 12 boxes of cereal last time :D

Amanda NY B)

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It depends on which commissary you go to. The big ones often have a pretty good selection. The Lackland AFB commissary had a small section with natural/organic foods, with a good selection of pasta, Amy's soups, etc. Pretty much all the commisaries carry the Amy's enchiladas, they are a lunch staple of mine.

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The commisary at Ft Meade, MD carries Amy's products, but they aren't the GFWF ones. They sell Van's waffles and Envirokids but they stay out of stock a lot of the time. I have to admit though, the commisary here is a lot better than the one at Ft Sill, OK.

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