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Bread Crumbs


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We are in search of gluten free bread crumbs. We do not like Gillians Food Bread Crumbs. Any suggestions. We always liked Schar Pan Grati--- but can't seem to find it. Thanks for your help.

Diana


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To put IN things I use Health Valley Corn Chex cereal and process it in the food processor. To put ON things I process EnerG Tapioca loaf and freeze the crumbs in a ziplock and use them straight from the freezer. We usually deep fry these items and the breading is similar to panko. We don't like the flavor of the EnerG bread as is but it makes good breading and stuffing!

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We purchase bread crumbs from this company (along with hamburger buns and other breads)

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I make my own bread crumbs from Kinnikinnick's cheese tapioca bread. I just toast the bread, throw it into my magic bullet still warm, add italian seasoning (if desired) and process. Its easy and I can make a large batch to freeze for later use. I've tried other breads and none work as well for me as the cheese loaf.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

I use the Grainless Baker Bread crumbs. They worked well for what I needed.

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