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Gluten Free Stores Around Cincinnati, Oh?

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terribeth07 Apprentice
terribeth07
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Does anyone know of any gluten free stores around the Cincinnati, OH area???

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mamaw Community Regular
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Jungle Jim's is a gluten-free haven.....

PattyBoots Apprentice
PattyBoots
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From a quick Google search, you have Trader Joe's locally. I would open a vein to have a Trader Joe's or a Whole Foods within 20 miles of my home.

holiday16 Enthusiast
holiday16
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Ditto on Jungle Jim's. I don't know about Cincinnati, but the Krogers here has a wonderful gluten-free section. However, they tore down our old Krogers and build a Kroger Marketplace and that's when they started carrying all the gluten-free foods. They have gradually added more things. Today I was in total shock to come across Glutino pretzels there. The nice thing is they sometimes have really good gluten-free sales or clearance. I'm not sure where they're located, but I know there are some Kroger Marketplace stores in the Cincinnati area.

We live in Dayton, but when we visit family in Cincinnati we usually stop at Jungle Jim's, but we can find so much gluten-free food locally now there's not many more options there than what we can find here. Have you tried the rice crackers from Sams Club? I don't think all locations have them-they're a decent cracker, but I wouldn't use it for soup or anything like that. It's about $7 for a box w/ 2 bags in it and it's marked gluten-free. I also found Corky's frozen ribs at Krogers and they're not marked gluten-free, but I contacted the company and they said they are.

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celiacinseattle
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This is very helpful! I'm going to be in the Cincinnati area to visit the in-laws for the 4th of July.

Does anybody have any good recommendations for places to dine out in the area, too?

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