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So since I'm such a frady cat with trying new things, and sometimes I just think the gluten-free stuff is so darned expensive, I usually don't end up buying anything other than what I know I like (usually just bread, pasta, and waffles). So once a quarter, my mother-in-law sends me a "care package." It contains all sorts of flours, baking mixes, pancakes mixes and pastas. My mother for christmas, also had gotten me a bag o goodies from whole foods. I seriously haven't bought any pasta since July! My grocery budget loves them as well!


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dandelionmom Enthusiast

What a great gift! I'm going to have to remember that one!

ang1e0251 Contributor

Thumbs up for your family! Their great. Isn't receiving a package at your door the best surprise?

*lee-lee* Enthusiast

that's so awesome! how lucky!

my mom called me out of the blue about a week before Christmas and asked what kind of pasta i eat and do i like coconut. turns out she was standing in the gluten free section of the grocery store and didn't know what to buy for me! it was a great surprise when i was opening my gifts.

one of my good friends was just diagnosed so for Christmas i put together a gluten-free gift basket for her: Rice Chex, Tinkyada pasta, Walmart brand spaghetti sauce, Lays Stax, Minute Rice, microwave popcorn and a t-shirt that says Wheat Sucks. she loved it!

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