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Good Gluten Free Bagels Or English Muffins...

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mindiloo Rookie
mindiloo
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I was at my friend's house last night and she made pizza on an english muffin. i miss those sooo much!

do you know of any bagels or english muffins that would be good for making pizza bagels or pizza english muffins?

thank you!

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jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I've never had them--only seen them at the store--but Enjoy Life has frozen gluten-free bagels.

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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I've never had them--only seen them at the store--but Enjoy Life has frozen gluten-free bagels.

We tried these and didn't care for them . . . I'm sure covered with sauce and cheese and pepperoni they would be a LOT better!! :P

We really like the Glutino bagels!!!

purple Community Regular
purple
Posted

That reminds my of one of my first gluten-free attempts last year. Bagels...they ended up in the trash ;)

The taste was ok, I just didn't have the technique down. Anyway, you might google the box above for lots of comments. I remember english muffin mini pizzas, so quick/chewy and delish! :P

This recipe sounds good if you want to make your own:

https://www.celiac.com/articles/21462/1/Eng...Free/Page1.html

scroll down to read the comments

MaryJones2 Enthusiast
MaryJones2
Posted

I absolutely love Joan's bagels and english muffins. We use the english muffins for buns and I would assume they'd make great pizzas. The bagels are out of this world (even my gluten eating friends and family think so too). Shipping is rather expensive so I do a bulk order every few months.

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N.Justine Newbie
N.Justine
Posted

and I've heard the Tesco brand in Canada is fantastic!

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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My vote goes to Joans as well... you also can make breakfast sandwiches on the eng muffin too!!!!!

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CeliacMom2008 Enthusiast
CeliacMom2008
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We LOVE Joan's too! Bagels and English muffins. Shipping is expensive, but they are fabulous!

CeliacMom2008 Enthusiast
CeliacMom2008
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Joan's is running a 15% off sale on bagels through Apr. 8. Just FYI.

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VegasCeliacBuckeye
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Joan's english muffins and bagels are by far the best I have ever had. The muffins taste like real english muffins!

mindiloo Rookie
mindiloo
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thanks so much! I guess the sell them at a natural food store near me so I'll definitely check them out.

Shanmegjilal Rookie
Shanmegjilal
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I just tried Trader Joe's English Muffins Gluten/Dairy free.They are VERY good but as I'm finding they HAVE to be toasted which you do with English muffins anyways.I've been making sandwiches with them as they are pretty good sized....I was so happy to find these!!!!

2ofus2kids2dogs Apprentice
2ofus2kids2dogs
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I've made bagels numerous times using the Pamela's bread mix. The recipe or the bagels is right on the bag. I foud they were very good toasted for breakfast wth a topping and I made "bagel pizzas" all the time. The recipe was fairly easy- but ther were several steps and the dough had to rise - so make sure to allow enough time! :D

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luvs2eat
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I've made bagels numerous times using the Pamela's bread mix. The recipe or the bagels is right on the bag. I foud they were very good toasted for breakfast wth a topping and I made "bagel pizzas" all the time. The recipe was fairly easy- but ther were several steps and the dough had to rise - so make sure to allow enough time! :D

Same for me. They were the closest to "real" bagels I'd had in many years!

That said... I'm goin' over to check out Joan's... as today is the 8th!!!

jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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Another vote for Joan's! She makes the best.

njbeachbum Explorer
njbeachbum
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be careful, a lot of the gluten free bagels out there taste like gritty dirt! no lie!

my favorite bagels are Glutino... they are crusty outside and soft inside just like a real bagel should be! as for english muffins, i've tried Joan's (which are very yummy, but VERY high in fat and calories). the best english muffins i've tried are Foods by George.... they are a taller muffin, but you can split it in half and toast it and put pizza toppings on it for sure... they are VERY light and soft and airy... truly delicious. i enjoy them most toasted with some peanut butter :-)

i've shared both glutino bagels and foods by george english muffins with non-celiac friends and they liked both but LOVED the english muffins :-)

MaryJones2 Enthusiast
MaryJones2
Posted

All of the gluten-free english muffins and bagels have about the same amount of fat and calories. Joan's english muffins have fewer calories than Foods by George. Joan's does have 1.5 grams more fat but when you're in the 3.5-5g range I personally don't consider it much.

njbeachbum Explorer
njbeachbum
Posted

sorry, i was going off of memory on the Joan's product since i haven't had them in awhile. the foods by george english muffins are much larger and i'd find it hard to believe that they have much more calories. anyway, i was just offering my personal opinion on the products...

mindiloo Rookie
mindiloo
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i'm going to try joans tomorrow as long as the store still has them when i go! do you guys happen to know how much shipping usually is for the georges food? it won't tell me unless i order something..

njbeachbum Explorer
njbeachbum
Posted

hmmm not sure about the shipping on foods by george. i get the english muffins at a local health food store or whole foods, and actually i started seeing them and their brownies at my shoprite!

Wonka Apprentice
Wonka
Posted

Here is the bagel recipe that was given the thumbs up by my children. My kids like them best topped with the poppyseeds.

Bagels from Living Without TNT

Spring 2006

Multi-Grain Flour Blend:

1 1/4 c. garfava flour (I use millet as I

purple Community Regular
purple
Posted
Here is the bagel recipe that was given the thumbs up by my children. My kids like them best topped with the poppyseeds.

Bagels from Living Without TNT

Spring 2006

Multi-Grain Flour Blend:

1 1/4 c. garfava flour (I use millet as I

Wonka Apprentice
Wonka
Posted

You're welcome. I love it when someone gives me a TNT recipe that I don't have to mess with until I get it right. So I'm happy to share the good ones with others.

amybeth Enthusiast
amybeth
Posted

About 4 months ago I had this exact same craving. Joan's great bakes came to the rescue! English muffin pizzas and bagels?! My celiac dreams have been answered!

Only drawback is Joan's bagels cook in oven. . by the time my oven heats up and the bagel cooks, I'm looking at a 1/2 hour breakfast, which just isn't practical given my love of the snooze-button!! -- great on weekends, though!

mindiloo Rookie
mindiloo
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i just tried food from george's english muffins...so good for egg sandwiches! I haven't tried to make pizzas yet with them but i think it will be a success

also, the against the grain sun dried basil and tomato bagels are fantastic.

things like this make me so happy :) i love good gluten free carbs

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