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Websites For gluten-free Products

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I just wanted to throw this out here and suggest that perhaps we can have a thread which we provide website addresses for companies we do business with to purchase gluten free products. I'll start - rate the site by 'smiley' faces :):):):) 4 = excellent, 3= good , 2 = ok and 1 = pot-shot and/or negative experience - please add any other pertinent info about the company or shipping options, etc.

Open Original Shared Link - for gluten-free baked goods and flours :):):):) - fast shipping $10 fee no matter how large the order. Order value cut off: $200 to the United States due to Customs laws. Ships within a few days of ordering.

Open Original Shared Link - vitamins, minerals, supplements gluten-free & Kosher (Circle U Kosher) :):):):) - fast shipping; average shipping prices.

Hope this doesn't come out as "lame advertisement" - then I'll have to re-think this.

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www.sillyyakbakery.com :):):):) Shipping is alittle more expensive, you fill a box and then they ship! VERY good bread...best I have found and it's yummy in a sandwich.

www.grandmaferdons.com :):):) Treats are great...really good pumpkin bars. Shipping is spendy(which is why I put three smily's)

ptkds Community Regular
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Open Original Shared Link :):):):):)

This site has the cheapest Xanthan Gum. They also have a few other great items! I also buy my cheese powder for Mac and Cheese there. I also buy my sweet dairy whey that I use for bread.

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