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I would like to know if there is such a thing as gluten-free rye bread? I haven’t been able to find any anywhere.

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RMJ Mentor
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Rye is one of the grains that has gluten in it that people with celiac disease react to, so no, there is no such thing as gluten free rye bread.

Ennis-TX Grand Master
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As mentioned Rye itself contains gluten, best thing I have been able to do was make homemade gluten free bread with gluten free flours and used caraway seeds to help with that flavor. I played with that nearly 5 years ago so I do not recall the recipes.

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2 hours ago, marriedmomm said:

I would like to know if there is such a thing as gluten-free rye bread? I haven’t been able to find any anywhere.

Canyon Bakehouse has a pretty good gluten-free "rye" bread. No rye in it but it does taste quite like the rye bread I remember. I eat it frequently toasted with gobs of butter. I find it in the frezzer section of my local Wegmans but am sure it is also available elsewhere. Oh and as a bonus if you have issues with soy (I do) it is also soy free.

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Three Bakers, one of Celicac.com sponsors (who help make this forum possible), has a rye version my hubby likes.  Tastes like rye, but no real rye.  

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On 9/29/2020 at 2:09 AM, ravenwoodglass said:

Canyon Bakehouse has a pretty good gluten-free "rye" bread. No rye in it but it does taste quite like the rye bread I remember. I eat it frequently toasted with gobs of butter. I find it in the frezzer section of my local Wegmans but am sure it is also available elsewhere. Oh and as a bonus if you have issues with soy (I do) it is also soy free.

Thanks a lot! I was looking for an alternative to rye bread as it's really something I miss a lot since being diagnosed, I hope it's imported where I live, though.

plumbago Experienced
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I've had gluten-free bread before that I just know was meant to taste like rye. I did not like it though. I think the main herb they used was either anise or something like anise. They went overboard. I was diagnosed as an adult and well remember the deliciousness of rye bread.

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Man, that's a letdown, I've never, ever liked anise...

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