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Gillians French Rolls


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Big Bear Nat'l Foods in Morrisville, PA - the store I frequent - has just started carrying Gillians rolls. I'm so excited because so many of you seem to enjoy them.

But I'm not very creative....and all I can think of is using it as a typical sandwich roll......

Have any of you gotten creative with your rolls? I think someone posted that they make makeshift pizzas with their Gillians? Do you grill it? Broil? Will they stand up to that or crumble?

Thanks!


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I love the rolls as a sandwhich. After microwaving them I cut them into thirds and make one sandwhich and eat the other piece as toast. Sometimes I make cinnamion toast out of it by buttering it after I get it out of the micro and putting CSugar mixture on it and its good... I havent tried pizza but I am thinking it would work good in the oven.

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I like them toasted with cream cheese and jelly on them

I also like them for sandwiches and mini pizzas

they are great for hamburger buns!

swittenauer Enthusiast

Can I order those online somewhere?

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amybeth Enthusiast

Thank you, all!

Can't wait to dig in.

Lauren M Explorer

I posted this a couple days ago, so sorry for repeating but maybe it was missed. I'm in love with Gillian's rolls, and was really happy to find them at Trader Joe's! They are TJ's brand, but they are definitely Gillian's rolls (TJ's does this). Much cheaper! $3.50 or something - what a bargain!

I eat Gillian's rolls with just about anything. They make a killer egg mcmuffin substitute. I think they have kind of a sweet taste to them, so I also like them with a curry tofu salad that I make (just crumbled tofu, mayo, raisins, and curry to taste- you can sub chicken for the tofu). Yummyyyyy.

- Lauren


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