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gluten-free "pop Tarts"?

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I miss pop tarts more than almost anything else. Does anyone know of a brand that makes anything comparable to that or toaster streudal? I have bought some from a bakery but i cant afford the high price and the shipping costs.

would appreciate any ifno on the subject! thanks

hannah

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I haven't tried them due to my other allergy problems but The Silly Yak Bakery has them listed on their site Open Original Shared Link. They're listed as Glutenfree toaster pastries.

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mimommy
Posted

My daughter missed them, too.

My response from

SillyYakBakery@wmconnect.com,

Thanks for your interest. We do make Gluten Free Pop Tarts which are $2.50 per pop tart. We have flavors consisting of Apple, Raspberry, and Blueberry. All orders are two week notice from time of order. We are however trying to switch the pop tart to turnovers because they are less time consuming to make, therefore we are not losing money to labor. The Turnovers cost $2.95 per turnover. The flavors are Raspberry, Raspberry Cream Cheese, Blueberry, Apple, Blueberry Cream Cheese, and Cherry.

Hope this information helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!

Take Care,

Shipping Manager

The Silly Yak Bakery

Madison, WI

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