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Gluten Free Graham Crackers And Donuts

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does anyone have a good receipe that actually tastes like a real graham cracker out here in glutenfree land?????Or some place to buy a real tasting graham cracker???

nothing to do with graham crackers but another junk food (comfort)also is a real glazed donut.......any sugestions on that one also. most of the gluten-free ones are more like a cake donut...

thanks , I,m planning a trip for 2 months to alaska and would like to take some goodies with me, as I've heard there are not many places to buy gluten free....

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Mamaw, I've not tried donuts but have made graham crackers from Carol Fenster's book. I've tried many flours and flour blends and find the sorghum blend comes closest to the real thing.

I was tired of watching the grandkids eat s'mores and wanted to join in the fun. These were also good as a snack with peanut butter. They kept for 3 or 4 weeks, beyond that, I would freeze them. You might try vacuum sealing them in a container for a longer shelf life.

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lovegrov
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If you're looking for a Krispy Kreme type GR doughnut, they don't exist as far as I know.

richard

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celiac3270
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I've never tried them, but Kinnikinick makes donuts that seem to be the most popular.

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gf4life
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The Kinnikinnick donuts are very dense and cakelike donuts (but have a good taste).

I agree with Richard about the kind of fluffy, light glazed donut that you want, they don't exist! Maybe one of us should come up with a recipe. We could make a small fortune selling them to all the Celiacs/gluten sensitive people out there! :D

God bless,

Mariann

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KellyR
Posted

www.outsidethebreadbox.com has graham crackers and they are great. I use them for s'mores and crusts for cheesecakes and they are good for both.

Kelly

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pamelaD
Posted

Health Valley Rice Bran crackers are gluten-free and taste like real graham crackers! In my store they are with the regular crackers with all the other Health Valley (non gluten-free) products.

Good Luck,

Pam

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