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Land O Lakes Has gluten-free Recipes

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Cheri A Contributor
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Hey everyone ~

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While browsing another site, I found out that Land O Lakes has a recipe section w/Gluten Free recipes on it. Thought I'd share it here.

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Wow. Those look really good. How cool is that?

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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They have the same flour blend that Analaise Roberts uses for her recipes. That is cool.

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eleep Enthusiast
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Leave it to a butter company to do this. Mmmmmmm butter....

mamatide Enthusiast
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Hey everyone ~

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While browsing another site, I found out that Land O Lakes has a recipe section w/Gluten Free recipes on it. Thought I'd share it here.

Wow! Thank you for posting that site! That pound cake looks so so good. And the recipes look easy!

mamatide

ebrbetty Rising Star
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thank you, i hardly ever bake with butter, i use applesause instead..cuts the fat and saves my ulcer

Cheri A Contributor
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YW Ladies! I think that pound cake looks awesome too!!

And, no butter here either... we're dairy-free.

We've been trialling rice and she seems ok with it once/week at this point. So, I may get to try some rice flour after all!!

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Hey everyone ~

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While browsing another site, I found out that Land O Lakes has a recipe section w/Gluten Free recipes on it. Thought I'd share it here.

Thanks! I was particularly impressed that one of the recipes was for meringues, which don't include butter! I guess the company sells eggs too maybe, though I've never noticed them.

Leah

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