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Tasty Bite gluten-free Ready Made Foods


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hi

my husband recently came home with ready made tasty bite meals that are gluten free and say so on the box! i have not ahd a chance to try them yet but he is obssessed with them and says the are amazing!!! below is the site that lists the gluten free ones....

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just thought ppl may want to know about them

Jess


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hi

my husband recently came home with ready made tasty bite meals that are gluten free and say so on the box! i have not ahd a chance to try them yet but he is obssessed with them and says the are amazing!!! below is the site that lists the gluten free ones....

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just thought ppl may want to know about them

Jess

I love the spinach one. Eat it all the time.

Geoff

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I use them like a Hamburger Helper type of item. They are great by themselves, but really handy for a quick meal.

Kashmir Spinach + mozzarella cheese = a great dip with tortilla chips

add a grilled chicken breast chopped into chunks and serve over rice for a great dinner entree

Punjab Eggplant + cooked hamburger or ground turkey + rice or macaroni = a great goolash type of meal

and some of them (like the Bombay Potatoes or Madras Lentils) are just plain good however you want to eat them.

Tasty Bites got me through that difficult first six months when it seems like every time you turn around you find out something else has gluten and you can't eat it. I was so anemic everything I ate needed to have iron in it and most of the Tasty Bite dishes are very rich in iron.

The other handy thing is that they are shelf stable and don't require refrigeration. When you first go gluten-free, it seems like EVERYTHING requires refrigeration or it goes bad before you blink twice. It gets better after you get used to everything but Tasty Bites was a great bridge for me.

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