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Hi Everyone

Hoping some of you can give me a head's up on the company "I CAN EAT IT" , Has anyone ordered from them & how were they? Next they carry the valiform crossiants & other things also. Has anyone tried these little gems & if so, how is th e texture & taste?

I don't want to waste my money if they are not good.

thanks

mamaw


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Might you mean, "I Can Eat That?" The gluten free bakery where you bake at home? I have not tried them and it appears they are only in CA. If it's not that company, can you provide a link?

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I found it at www.ICanEatIt.com

They carry valiform goodies but France I think. Croissants, breads & so on. They also are listed at Amazon.......

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Thanks! Daughter can't eat a lot of their stuff because she is allergic to eggs and milk, but I will order some of the crackers and cookies when we need them. Don't need any at the moment. Not sure we could do the bread either since she is the only one here who eats bread. I don't like to have to order a whole loaf at a time.

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