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Anyone Here From Montreal Canada?

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1morething Explorer
1morething
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Hi, I was wondering if there's anyone on here from the Montreal area? I'd love to know where you shop for specialty foods.

thanks

Rachel

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isabelle Rookie
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Hi, I was wondering if there's anyone on here from the Montreal area? I'd love to know where you shop for specialty foods.

thanks

Rachel

Hi Rachel,

I'm from Granby ... i dont know if you are making your own bread. But there is a place in

St-hyacinthe ... her little girl has coeliac disease and she opened a little boutique gluten free

it's call Les glutineries there's one in brossard to, but the one in st-hyacinthe is a lot better.

she has a web site www.lesglutineries.com

She does a very delicious bread (corn) ... you really must try it!!! it's worth the ride I'm telling

you. She does lot a good meal it's all home made ...

What king of bread are you eating??

isabelle :rolleyes:

1morething Explorer
1morething
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Allo Isabelle,

I've been shopping at Les glutineries in Brossard. I usually get her bread, the white bread made with rice. I find it very good. My mother has made some different type breads in her bread maker but I find them to be very crummy. Unless you toast the bread, it breaks up into pieces and it's very difficult to eat a sandwich.

I found that some of the food sold at Les glutineries is also sold at Loblaws and it's cheaper.

I just bought today des pat

misseditbythatmuch Newbie
misseditbythatmuch
Posted

Hiya Rachel,

I'm from Montreal as well. and, like you, I am newly diagnosed. I am also trying to find places for specialty foods.

I have heard that Marie Nature in Laval is a very good place. I hope to go there sometime in the next week.

Geoff

Hi, I was wondering if there's anyone on here from the Montreal area? I'd love to know where you shop for specialty foods.

thanks

Rachel

Bug Newbie
Bug
Posted

Hi everybody,

A new factory is opened in Montreal.

The owner has Celiac.

It's called Birkat-Hamazon, everything there is GlutenFree.

Making an amazing breads,buns,baguet,muffines,pizza..

Also making salads like Hummus etc..

They sell also in IGA , but you can buy directly from them and the price is cheaper.

Their phone number is 514-5133724.

Good luck.

And have a yummy day.

Bug

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dEbs86 Newbie
dEbs86
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Hi, I was wondering if there's anyone on here from the Montreal area? I'd love to know where you shop for specialty foods.

thanks

Rachel

Hey Rachel,

I also live near the Montreal area - in Laval. And you can definitely find gluten free foods at some IGA's, and Loblaws'. There is also a factory called "Glutino" in Laval located in Fabreville. They have breads, bread crums, different types of flours, cereals, hamburger buns, etc. I usually get my gluten free food from IGA and the Glutino factory only if I couldn't find what I wanted/needed at IGA.

There is also a Gluten free restaurant located in Laval and another one in St-Laurent not far from Cote-Vertu metro called "Ottavio". Commensal also has gluten free meals as well.

Does anyone else know of any other restaurants that are gluten free? I feel like I miss out on a lot of social gatherings because of my new-found allergy to gluten. I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks :)

JAX555 Newbie
JAX555
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Montreal

Anyone in Montreal or any other part of Quebec, here's a comprehensive list of stores and even restaurants: Open Original Shared Link

JAX

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geoffzz Newbie
geoffzz
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Hiya,

Open Original Shared Link is a web site for restaurants in Montreal. Among the search criteria available on the site is 'gluten-free' restaurants.

I have just corresponded with one of the places listed - Restaurant Bonaparte (443 St-Fran

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Bug Newbie
Bug
Posted
Hi everybody,

A new factory is opened in Montreal.

The owner has Celiac.

It's called Birkat-Hamazon, everything there is GlutenFree.

Making an amazing breads,buns,baguet,muffines,pizza..

Also making salads like Hummus etc..

They sell also in IGA , but you can buy directly from them and the price is cheaper.

Their phone number is 514-5133724.

Good luck.

And have a yummy day.

Bug

Few readers contacted me and asked me about this company.

Well the taste is amazing, non Celiac family members who tasted it did not believe/noticed it's Gluten Free.

They moved to a new location

so their phone number changed and it is now:

514-6870161, If they line is busy they always call back.

So leave a message and they will call you back.

Bug

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Maurice Newbie
Maurice
Posted

There are fresh delicious fine pastries,

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