Where Do You Buy Your gluten-free Flours Online?

[emcmaster]

I'm in Oklahoma, where there is very little variety in health food stores. Mine does not have bulk bins and I probably wouldn't trust it even if it did. The prepackaged flours are mighty expensive.

Any favorite sites?

[queenofhearts]

I've only bought Authentic Foods direct from the company online, & it's still pricey!!!

Do you by chance have any Asian groceries nearby? That's where I've found my best buys, with rice, bean, tapioca & other flours at amazingly low prices. If you don't have any near you, try searching online for Asian foods & see what you find. That's the only CHEAP source I've found.

Oh-- I just remembered though, somebody posted that Amazon has a discount grocery with some good deals. You might try that.

Good luck!

Leah

[Guhlia]

For flours, the cheapest place I've found is www.kinnikinnick.com.

[emcmaster]

There is an Asian district in Oklahoma City called "Little Saigon" - I googled it and found 3 Asian grocery stores that look promising. I'll make the trek up there on Wednesday and see what I can find.

Thanks!!!

[mamatide]

For flours, the cheapest place I've found is www.kinnikinnick.com.

Have you triedKinnikinnick's brown rice flour? Is it superfine?

Authentic foods won't ship to Canada but Kinnikinnik will. Just wondering.

[tarnalberry]

The only flour I've bought online is Namaste's pancake mix (because my husband will eat it too) and Montina flour, which is a wild rice alternative that is higher in protein and works very well for gluten free baking in combination with other flours like rice flour.

[Green12]

The only flour I've bought online is Namaste's pancake mix (because my husband will eat it too) and Montina flour, which is a wild rice alternative that is higher in protein and works very well for gluten free baking in combination with other flours like rice flour.

I just saw Montina Flour the other day in my Wild Oats, I didn't realize it was wild rice? Good to know.