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is this brand a trust worthy brand? i dont want to make the mistake as i did with bobs red mill and find out it has huge cc issuses

its just callled gluten free pantry- it makes lots of diffrent bread substituse mixs

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Guest nini
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yes they are trustworthy, they only make gluten-free products. I use them all the time with NO problems.

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alright cool,

i feel so special, this kid i barely know (known for 1 day) but is online friends with my girlfriend came down to stay with us for the week, after finding out i was celiac, him and my girlfriend went out and got me lots of things i cant usualy afford to get like bread substitus and cookie mixs and what not and are going to be cooking me stuff to eat :).. i have to pretend like its a surprise though(not my fault that they hide things in places i go to on a dialy basis

jerseyangel Proficient
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When I was still eating grains, this was my favorite of all the mixes! They are great :D

Girl Ninja Newbie
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Aww, that's really sweet. Yay for random acts of kindness. :)

ravenwoodglass Mentor
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This company is great. It is so nice to have a pizza that tastes like pizza that I would kiss the company founder if I could find him or her :D Their French Bread mix makes a great pizza crust it is a bit difficult to spread but once it is we let it rise and hour and it makes a deep dish crust that is actually worth eating. I also spread out some little circles and use them as a pita pocket, something I missed a lot and that I haven't been able to find. Aren't freinds wonderful! Yours are keepers.

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