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Glutino Pizza, Pastas Now At Whole Foods


floridanative

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Maybe other stores already had this brand but my old Whole Foods did not. Now they have the frozen pizzas, mac & cheese and penne alfredo and something else I didn't get at the new store in Duluth, GA. I was already sold on the m&c since I got it elsewhere but it's cheaper at Whole Foods than where I used to get it. I've yet to try the penne alfredo so I can't vouch for it yet. This line has really good frozen items but I don't care for the cereal bars at all. The frozen stuff is good enough for DH.

Also for those of you waiting on gluten free beer in GA (or elsewhere) I was informed by the wine manager at the new Whole Foods in Duluth that due to a new contract with Whole Foods corp. and Anheiser Busch they will not be carrying the Bard's Tale beer in GA. They will instead carry their own brand of gluten-free beer which from what I understand is just in the planning stages now. That means I guess there will a bit of a wait but the fact that AB is getting into the gluten free beer game is truly amazing to me. They will sell the brand in all Whole Foods stores accross the country apparently - those that already sell beer anyway.


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GREAT info! THANKS so much!!!

My parents have been keeping their eyes open for gluten-free beer down there in ATL for me. I'm sure it was also part of their plan to bribe me to come home to see them. :lol:

However, your info would explain why they can't find it! HA!

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