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thecdrevelation Newbie
thecdrevelation
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*Best Bread = Kinnikinnick White Sandwich Bread

*Best Bagels = Kinnikinnick Bagels

*Best Pasta = Tinkyinada Brown Rice Pasta

*Best Pizza = Picazzo's Pizza in Arizona

*Best Rolls = ?????

*Best Crackers = Nut Thins........My fave is the Hazelnut!!

*Best Cereal = Arrowhead Mills Maple Buckwheat

*Best Waffles = Lifestream Buckwheat

*Best Donuts = ?????

*Best Muffins =?????

*Best Cupcakes = ?????

*Best Cake = Pamels's Chocolate Cake Mix.....when you add gluten-free choco chips & homemade buttercream frosting, most folks cannot tell the difference

*Best Cookies = Pamela's Organic Dark Chocolate Chunk

*Best Chocolate = any gluten-free dark chocolate!

*Best Candy = ?????

*Best Gum = ?????

*Best Ice Cream = Ben & Jerry's

*Best Sprinkles = ?????

*Best Sorbet = Haagen Daas

*Best Chips = Terra Red Bliss

*Best Pretzels = Glutino

*Best Drink = Pom Tea White Peach

*Best Soup = any Amy's gluten-free soup and of course my homemade soups

*Best Frozen Meals = Amy's Garden Vegetable Rice Lasagna & Enchiladas

*Best Nutrition Bars = Clif Nectar bars

*Best Soda = Blue Sky Cola & Root Beer

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Kerrie Brown Seymour Newbie
Kerrie Brown Seymour
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I don't have a response for everything .... but here are my faves!

*Best Bread = I really like Sami's Bakery Millet and Flax

*Best Pasta = I have liked all they Tinkyada Pastas

*Best Crackers = Nut Thins (Almond)

*Best Cereal = Peanut Butter Puffins

*Best Cake = Haven't found a traditional cake that I like ... (i'm a new gluten-free-er) but I love the Pamela's Cornbread Mix

*Best Gum = Spry

*Best Ice Cream = Ben & Jerry's, Haagen Dazs, & Earth Fare chocolate

*Best Drink = Hint Water

*Best Soup = I make my own gluten-free soups to freeze ... but when I do buy, I LOVE Kettle Cuisene (sp?)

*Best Nutrition Bars = Organic Food Bar in Belgian Chocolate Chip and pretty much any flavor of LaraBars

ciavyn Contributor
ciavyn
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*Best Bread = Pamela's bread mix

*Best Bagels = Don't eat

*Best Pasta = Tinkyinada

*Best Pizza = Don't eat

*Best Rolls = Kinnikinnick - very yummy

*Best Crackers = Glutino Crackers

*Best Cereal = My favorites so far are Chex (honey) & Fruity Pebbles

*Best Waffles = Don't eat

*Best Donuts = Kinnikinnick vanilla glazed. Yum!

*Best Muffins = Don't eat

*Best Cupcakes = My own recipe

*Best Cake = Betty Crocker gluten-free cakes

*Best Cookies = My own recipe

*Best Chocolate = Hershey or Lindt

*Best Candy = I love Peeps, and nerds

*Best Gum = Is there such a thing?

*Best Ice Cream = Hagen Daaz Honey Vanilla

*Best Sprinkles = Don't eat

*Best Sorbet = Turkey Hill - any kind

*Best Chips = Utz or Kettle

*Best Pretzels = Don't eat

*Best Drink = LOVE Cranberry GingerAle (Diet)

*Best Soup = My own!

*Best Frozen Meals = Haven't found one that didn't make me sick

*Best Nutrition Bars = I haven't found one that was good!

Roda Rising Star
Roda
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Here are my favorites:

*Best Bread = Microwave bread that was posted on here. https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=56641&st=0&p=521029&fromsearch=1&#entry521029 I also buy Pamela's bread mix to make bread crumbs.

*Best Bagels = None. I have not tried any.

*Best Pasta = Bionature is my first choice and Tinkyinada second.

*Best Pizza = Homemade with a coconut flour crust. Here is the link to the recipe: Open Original Shared Link

*Best Rolls = Pao De Queijo made from this recipe: Open Original Shared Link

I like to use 1/2 parm and 1/2 extra sharp white cheddar cheese.

*Best Crackers = Nut Thins (Almond) cheddar cheese and ranch flavors and Mary's Gone Crackers

*Best Cereal = I don't eat alot of cereal any more, but I like Arrowhead Mills maple buckwheat flakes, cocoa pebbles, Perky's nutty flax and all chex.

*Best Waffles = Homemade. I used a flour mix of 1 1/2 cups sorghum flour, 1 1/2 cups cornstarch, and 1 cup tapioca flour for the flour, added 2 tbsp sugar and 2 tsp. xanthan gum. You could probably use less xanthan gum.

Open Original Shared Link

*Best Donuts = None. I have not eaten any.

*Best Muffins = I use many different recipes depending on my mood but make them from scratch.

*Best Cupcakes = I have used several mixes. Namaste, Better Crocker, and Bob's Red Mill.

*Best Cake = Black bean cake. I have modified the recipe since this topic started. I increased the baking cocoa to 1/4 cup and used the full 2 oz of baking chocolate. I also have been using cream cheese. Here is the link: https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=62563&st=0&p=566283&fromsearch=1&#entry566283

*Best Cookies = Sugar cookie: I use the sorghum mix that is listed under the best waffles now and follow the recipe otherwise to the tee. https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=39686&st=30

*Best Chocolate = I'm not too fussy.

*Best Candy = If it is gluten free then orange slices.

*Best Gum = I'll chew about any gum but try to stick with sugar free.

*Best Ice Cream = Breyers

*Best Sprinkles = ?

*Best Sorbet = ?

*Best Chips = I like South of the border tortillia chips or make my own with corn tortillias (I've deep fried and baked them)

*Best Pretzels = Glutino

*Best Drink = Water and unsweetened ice tea. I like the cranberry splash sierra mist when it is available.

*Best Soup = I make my own but use Health Valley cream of chicken, celery and mushroom for cooking.

*Best Frozen Meals = None. I don't buy them.

*Best Nutrition Bars = I LOVE Kind bars!

summerteeth Enthusiast
summerteeth
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*Best Bread = I like ENER-G light tapioca

*Best Bagels = none yet.

*Best Pasta = Tinkyada

*Best Pizza = Bob's Red Mill.

*Best Rolls = Rolls from Chebe mix.

*Best Crackers = Glutino vegetable flavor.

*Best Cereal = Mesa Sunrise

*Best Waffles = Van's.

*Best Donuts = Kinnickinick.

*Best Muffins = Haven't had any yet.

*Best Cupcakes = Homemade red velvet.

*Best Cake = flourless chocolate from allrecipes.com

*Best Cookies = Bob's Red Mill mix.

*Best Chocolate = Vosges!

*Best Candy = Lifesaver's Buttered Rum

*Best Gum = Big Red.

*Best Ice Cream = Breyers

*Best Sprinkles = I don't know.

*Best Sorbet = Not a fan.

*Best Chips = Food Should Taste Good Olive flavor.

*Best Pretzels = Glutino

*Best Drink = Water, tea, coffee, or coconut water.

*Best Soup = Homemade in the slow cooker.

*Best Frozen Meals = Caesar's stuffed shells!

*Best Nutrition Bars = Larabars.

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