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Any Good Gf Breads?

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tgcatmr Rookie
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Has anyone found a gluten-free bread that you don't have to bake yourself? I used to like Gluten Free Delites' white bread, but they went out of business! I can't seem to find any that taste even remotely edible. Has anyone else been luckier?

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KaitiUSA
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There are some good english muffins that come in plain and cinnamon made by Foods by George. They taste really good toasted especially.

This is their website where you can find more information:

Open Original Shared Link

Also EnerG has some good gluten-free bread too but my personal favorite is Foods by George.

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Open Original Shared Link and Open Original Shared Link are the two most popular brands.
KaitiUSA Enthusiast
KaitiUSA
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Yes I forgot about that brand...Kinnikinnick is an awesome brand that tastes incredibly good. :D

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celiac3270
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Yes--and besides making breads, Kinnikinick makes other...bread products, such as muffins and donuts--that's why I provided the link: you'll probably find Ener-G or Kinnikinick in your healthfood store, but they have so much more than bread to offer.

I like Food By George, but they're really expensive and even though their brownies and crumb cake are good, I find that "homemade brownies" with a gluten-free mix usually turn out even better. I used to eat their english muffins every morning, but I found a gluten-free bagel that I liked...I think it's made by Sans Gluten.

KaitiUSA Enthusiast
KaitiUSA
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Yeah we ordered Kinnikinnick donuts and muffins a while ago and they tasted so good we ate all of it within a week.

Foods By George your right is a bit on the high side but I love the english muffins. I also have them just about every morning for breakfast and really enjoy them. My dad tried them and he loved them and he is not even a celiac.

I'll have to go get some of the bagels by Sans Gluten and try them. The health food stores are really getting a good collection of gluten free products in that are pretty good tasting too. :D

MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast
MySuicidalTurtle
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I eat Kinnikinnick all the time. I rtend to just use their english muffins and slice them thin.

My family likes Whole Foods Bakery bread but I am a Kinnikinnick gal.

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i use energee brown rice bread as toast in the morning...and for grilled cheese sandwhiches...and it is fine. but you have to toast it for it to taste good. i am planning to try kinnicick soon...but havnt found it in a store yet. if it comes down to it, i'll order it from the website. too bad the shipping is so much. :angry:

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Downhill-Maniac
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I like Kinnikinnick too. I am lucky in that I can buy it at Dominion grocery stores in Toronto.

Last Saturday I bought two loaves of El Peto bread - their whole grain and a flax seed. These are even better than Many Wonder Multigrain Rice bread, my favourite Kinnikinnick, IMO. You can order El Peto on line at Open Original Shared Link

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I like Kinnikinnick too. I am lucky in that I can buy it at Dominion grocery stores in Toronto.

Last Saturday I bought two loaves of El Peto bread - their whole grain and a flax seed. These are even better than Many Wonder Multigrain Rice bread, my favourite Kinnikinnick, IMO. You can order El Peto on line at Open Original Shared Link

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