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Things To Bring Back From Italy

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Hi Everyone!

My sister is going to Italy tomorrow (Rome and Florence) and asked me if I want her to bring back any gluten-free for me. Are there any brands she should specifically look for? I've heard good things about Bi-Aglut pasta, but are there others that you have found are good? Cookies? Crackers?

Thanks!

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Lisa Mentor
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How about something tall, dark and handsome with a drippy Italian accent. :P Pastas, lots of pasta, but I know of nothing specific. Italy is one of the most progressive countries regarding Celiac.

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The last time I was in Europe I found quite a few pastas shapes, breads, cookies etc. that we don't have here. Maybe this will help: Open Original Shared Link

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We'll see how my sister does with the tall, dark and handsome with a drippy Italian accent request! Other than that, I'll see how she does. I asked her for Rustichella d

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