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Bread And Corn Tortillas Worth Buying

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mominbaltimore Newbie
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Hi! We are searching for gluten-free breads and gluten-free corn tortillas that others have found enjoyable. Our 18 month old currently has been eating Kininnick white sandwich bread almost daily. We haven't found any edible gluten-free corn tortillas!

Thanks for your help!

Kim

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All of the Kinnikinnick breads that I've tried have been wonderful. Our favorite is the cheese bread. It doesn't have a strong cheese flavor at all and makes the BEST peanut butter sandwich of any of the breads I've tried thus far. I lightly toast it to thaw it. It stays soft and spongy like typical white bread.

Mission corn tortillas are really good. Wal-mart sells them. They say gluten free right on the bag. Be sure you warm them in the microwave before topping.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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I get the Mission tortilias which are good and I buy Grainless Baker sandwich bread. Yummy!

gfp Enthusiast
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Hi! We are searching for gluten-free breads and gluten-free corn tortillas that others have found enjoyable. Our 18 month old currently has been eating Kininnick white sandwich bread almost daily. We haven't found any edible gluten-free corn tortillas!

Thanks for your help!

Kim

Wow... I never found a decent bread but almost every gluten-free corn tortilla is perfectly good.

Indeed a hard tortilla shouldn't contain any wheat anyway... if it does its not a real corn tortilla.

Nic Collaborator
Nic
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We have been using Ener G Foods lite tapioca bread. My son loves it for french toast and grilled cheese. He is not much of a sandwich kid so I don't know how good it is for a sandwich.

Nicole

kbtoyssni Contributor
kbtoyssni
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I like Food for Life Red Rice and Black Rice bread. It's usually found in the freezer section. Mainstream grocery stores carry it, too, but they usually only have the brown rice bread which I think tastes icky.

I buy the mexican-style corn tortillas. You can get 3-dozen for a buck or two.

Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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mission tortillas are pretty good, if you warm them w/ a damp paper towel on top (to soften). i like to keep some in my freezer :). usually though i try and get out to the local latino market, where they sell 2lb bags of fresh (smell so good!) tortillas for a dollar. they're the best kind! so soft and tasty!

i've not been eating much bread, but the only kind i really like is a recipe from eating gluten free website. mmm, great recipes there!

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Hi! We are searching for gluten-free breads and gluten-free corn tortillas that others have found enjoyable. Our 18 month old currently has been eating Kininnick white sandwich bread almost daily. We haven't found any edible gluten-free corn tortillas!

Thanks for your help!

Kim

Hello,

As far as bread is concerned, I haven't found any brand that is similar to the wheat versions, as far as texture, consistency and taste is concerned. However, my whole family and all of the neighbors kids love Mission corn wraps when browned/sauteed in cooking spray (PAM) approx. 1 minute each side and then lightly salted. We fill them with ham, turkey, bologne, taco's, chicken, even tuna or egg salad. We are in the Baltimore area too-

Enjoy!!!

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