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pretty italian lady Newbie

It is very hard to find good gluten free bread!!!

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Scott Adams Grand Master

This company has some good rolls:

https://www.momsplaceglutenfree.com/category.php?c=27 

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Hoosier Gluten Free Newbie

Breads were one of the toughest things for me to adapt to after my Celiac diagnosis. 

Here are some that I like quite well:

Schar Ciabatta rolls (I use them for sliders, baked with garlic and olive oil for garlic bread, toasted with jam and mini sandwiches)

Three Bakers Whole Grain Gluten-Free White Bread is my fave white bread and they make other types of loaf bread. Their loaf weight is typically a few ounces more than most gluten-free breads and the crusts aren't prone to being inedible as with other brands.

O'Dough's does great sandwich thins that are my go to for a bread that stands up to a burger. I use them for burgers a lot and they don't disintegrate as readily as most gluten-free burger buns. They are also vegan for that need it.

If it's okay to list a site for shopping, I do a fair bit of shopping at glutenfreemall.com as they have a good variety and it lets me try things without spending a huge amount.

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On 8/1/2020 at 7:27 PM, pretty italian lady said:

It is very hard to find good gluten free bread!!! 

I have celiac and I can eat italian rolls,and  ciabatta rolls and they don't bother me.. they have gluten free pasta but it has to cooked longer than regular pasta....

don't do what I did I bought breaded fried chicken....big mistake!!!!  forgot about the breading suffered for hours!!!

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36 minutes ago, pretty italian lady said:

I have celiac and I can eat italian rolls,and  ciabatta rolls and they don't bother me.. they have gluten free pasta but it has to cooked longer than regular pasta....

don't do what I did I bought breaded fried chicken....big mistake!!!!  forgot about the breading suffered for hours!!!

If you have celiac disease, you can not consume gluten (Italian and Ciabatta rolls) even though “they do not bother you”.   Intestinal damage is still being done.   

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Hoosier Gluten Free Newbie

I absolutely agree, if you have celiac, don't do any wheat, rye, barley, malt, etc. It's just not worth the damage to you. The ones I recommended are gluten free alternatives thus fine to enjoy. HTH

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Rey Daniel Newbie
On 8/1/2020 at 4:27 PM, pretty italian lady said:

It is very hard to find good gluten free bread!!!

Check Sunny Batters website.  Their lineup is amazing!! Their top items include sourdough, danishes, croissants, pretzels, and many more and all of them taste the closest we can get in comparison.  They carry the Bread Flour that will allow you to bake the goods at home with instructional videos, available if you request them.  Bakers should look into this flour also.  

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