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Western Washington- Bremerton Area

Jentu

By Jentu
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Is anyone from this area? Are there any stores in the area that have a good selection of gluten free products? Thanks !

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Do you ever get down to Tumwater? If so, there is a place called gluten-free Joe's. (This site for some reason spells out Gluten Free however the store just uses the G.F.)

G. F. Joe's Market Where Gluten Free is Our Specialty!

Owner: Joe Spancic - joe@gfjoes.com, Kaylee Spancic - kaylee@gfjoes.com

Location: 5739 Littlerock Road SW

Suite 103

Tumwater, WA 98512

360-628-8010

Mon - Fri 10am -8pm

Sat 9am - 8pm

Sun 11am - 6pm

They are in a small mall. Have a great selection and very nice owners.

www.gfjoes.com

Might be a nice weekend drive to check it out!

Jentu Apprentice
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I'll take a look, thanks! :)

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Is anyone from this area? Are there any stores in the area that have a good selection of gluten free products? Thanks !

If you ever take the ferry to Seattle, you can visit Whole Foods on Westlake Avenue. They have a huge selection of gluten free products. They even have fresh baked gluten free breads, cookies, etc. in their bakery. Ask the customer service desk for a list of gluten free foods available in their store.

There are MANY other Seattle stores which carry gluten free products. I don't know the Bremerton area very well. However Willows in Winslow is a health food store which carries some gluten free products.

BURDEE

Generic Apprentice
Generic
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Foley's Pizza at 724 Lebo BLVD has gluten-free pizza. I haven't been there, but it is recomended you call ahead to make sure they have it in stock.

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