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Best Store-bought Bread?


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soul04 Apprentice

Has anyone had any good experiences with store-bought gluten-free bread. I don't have time to bake my own bread, and the only kind I've tried (rice bread), was, in my opinion, awful. Please help. I need to make my sandwiches ;)


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angel-jd1 Community Regular

I haven't found any great bread either. Everything I have tried has been NASTY!! So I have sort of givin up on that route of sandwich making. Instead of bread, I just do a meat roll-up with cheese and sometimes mayo in the middle. Lay the meat out flat, add your cheese or whatever in the middle and then roll it up. It isn't bad at all.

Sometimes I also put a piece of lettuce on the outside and roll it up with the lettuce on the outer layer, then you don't get uckey lunchmeat fingers.

Good luck on your bread search, but in the meantime you can try that!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

Susan123 Rookie

I know you said you tried rice bread but I like Food for Life Brown Rice Bread. I have tried numerous ones only to gag everytime I swallowed it. Tasted like Sawdust. The Food for Life is better tasting when toasted. Also, I am not sure who makes it but there is a gluten-free French Roll that kind of looks like a big english muffin. It almost taste like a real english muffin but it is big enough to make a sandwich. I have found them in Trader Joe's markets.

julia mom Rookie

Kinnikinnick makes the best sandwich bread in my opinion. I lightly toast it and it blows all the others away. My three year old eats it and she is just reciently gluten-free. My

health food store has it but it can also be ordered at Open Original Shared Link

kejohe Apprentice

I whole heartedly agree with julia_mom, kinnikinnick does make the best bread. And they have doughnuts and cinnamon rolls too!

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