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I was just looking at the glutenfreeda web site...but you can't really look at anything unless you're a member. I was wondering if anyone has tried this...

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I was just looking at the glutenfreeda web site...but you can't really look at anything unless you're a member. I was wondering if anyone has tried this...

I am a member and I love it. there are so many different recipies!! everything from snacks to a whole fancy meal. its worth the $35 a year fee :)

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I got a subscription, but I won't renew it because for me it's not worth it. There are lots of gluten-free recipes, but if they use gluten-free flour it's based on a specific brand, and I prefer to make my own from the Bette Hagman mixes, so I don't know if they will turn out without tinkering. If you want meal recipes there are lots of them, but nothing so special you couldn't find it for free somewhere else. I didn't find anything that was any better than in the Gluten-free Gourmet cookbooks I already have. So there's another opinion, and now you're probably no better off than when you first asked! ;) You could do what I did and try it for a year and see whether it works for you - it's a minor investment.

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