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Hi folks -

I saw an ad for Sinfully Gluten Free this week (they run ads on this site as well) and I ordered a lemon bar, a cherry chocolate brownie, a piece of carrot cake and peanut butter cup cookies.

I just tried a little of all but the cookies - FANTASTIC! Really, really good. I think that anyone would enjoy these products and go back for more. They are moist and flavorful and the texture is just like our gluten filled favorites.

Unfortunately I just found out that I have to go on an anti-candida diet, so I had to get in the test before I officially start that diet. When I'm able, I will definitely order from this company again.

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The shipping was very reasonable. I just ordered Priority Mail shipping and it came in two days and everything was in good order.


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