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Raisin Rack In Westerville Rocks!


teebs in WV

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I am in gluten-free heaven! Yesterday, after my GI appt in Columbus, we journeyed up to Westerville to check out the Raisin Rack. I printed the map that is on their website but it was not a very good one for those not familiar with the area. Needless to say we took the scenic route(s) :lol:

I bought four six-packs of Bards Tale (#1 priority), some awesome bread, Tinkyada pasta (which I have never been able to find), KinniToos (that are leaving little chocolate crumbs on my keyboard), and tons of other things. There is not much variety where I live and I thought I had died and went to gluten-free heaven!

Thanks Mamaw for the great tip!

Tracy


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Hi Teebs

your are Welcome!!! I love that place....What bread did you try? Did they get the store moved to its new location yet?

There is also a store in Canton, Ohio.

If you like fried onion rings , you can make them now with your Bard's Beer!!!!I got the recipe from Mike Eberhart's new cookbook, yummy!!!!

Did you check out the WHole Foods or Anderson's?

blessings

mamaw

teebs in WV Apprentice

Mamaw,

They are moving to the new location on the 30th. I bought the EnerG Papa's Loaf. I had never heard of it before but I like it even more than the Tapioca.

Thanks for mentioning the onion rings - I love them and haven't had them for a year.

We didn't go to Whole Foods or Anderson's - I spent too much money at Raisin Rack! I notice that you can buy some things from them online at Raisinrack.com

Take care,

Tracy

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