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I am looking for a canned cream of mushroom soup that I can buy. Does anyone know of a particular brand that is gluten free? I need it to make a cabbage casserole.

Also looking for a prepackaged gluten free cornbread that is easy to make. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Wenmin


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Lisa Mentor

Progresso Creamy Mushroom Soup is gluten free. The Gluten Free Pantry has a corn bread mix that's ok. I usually add sugar, salt, sour cream, corn and green chili peppers to mine.

Whole Foods grocery store may have pre-made corn bread.

Wenmin Enthusiast
Progresso Creamy Mushroom Soup is gluten free. The Gluten Free Pantry has a corn bread mix that's ok. I usually add sugar, salt, sour cream, corn and green chili peppers to mine.

Whole Foods grocery store may have pre-made corn bread.

THANKS! I tried the cornbread from Whole Foods. It was OK, but it started to mold before I finished half of it. (and it was quite expensive!)

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Oh yea, gluten-free items mold fast. I freeze all my bread items when I buy them. I package them into small serving sizes and then freeze. A sliced loaf of bread I lay out on a pan, place in the freezer for a few hours and then package back into a freezer ziploc bag. That way I can take out just one slice at a time.

When I make corn bread I let it cool, slice and wrap one or two pieces together. I then place all the wrapped pieces into a ziploc bag for the freezer.

You are so right that it's too expensive to waste.

stolly Collaborator

Chi-Chi's Fiesta Sweet Corn Cake mix is gluten free. It's not as good as homemade, but I thought it was pretty good for a mix...and very inexpensive.

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