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Gluten Free Bakeries With Online Stores

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furball Newbie
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Hi, I'm in southeast iowa and would like to find a good online bakery for things like cookies, cakes, pies, etc...especially some that others have tasted.

I have used Udi's in Colorado and am happy with the bread but their choices are limited.

If anyone out there is around Pella ia. Jaarsma bakery does have some gluten-free cookies and they are really good.

Thanks, furball

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Hi, I'm in southeast iowa and would like to find a good online bakery for things like cookies, cakes, pies, etc...especially some that others have tasted.

I have used Udi's in Colorado and am happy with the bread but their choices are limited.

If anyone out there is around Pella ia. Jaarsma bakery does have some gluten-free cookies and they are really good.

Thanks, furball

Have you tried Udi's muffins? They're divine, even my kids love them!

furball Newbie
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Have you tried Udi's muffins? They're divine, even my kids love them!

I will be in the next shipment and I have no doubt it will be great. Picky me Im looking for cookies that I don't have to cook myself.There are some bakeries online but I dont want to spend a lot of money without knowing what I'm getting.

Thanks so much for you response!

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I will be in the next shipment and I have no doubt it will be great. Picky me Im looking for cookies that I don't have to cook myself.There are some bakeries online but I dont want to spend a lot of money without knowing what I'm getting.

Thanks so much for you response!

Have you tried Deby's Gluten Free out of Denver, CO? I have had a couple of things from there and everything I've had was really good. I haven't tried the cookies yet, but I would imagine they are great as well!! Here is their website if you want to take a look:

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Just a few good ones:

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Grandma Ferdon's our of Hayward, WI. They have the most amazing biscuits. I have never ordered from their website, but I have been to their store in Hayward.

Ahorsesoul Enthusiast
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Any place that sells Schar's products. Our local Fresh and Natural has a huge shipment of treats from them this week. I was there yesterday I took about half of what was on the shelf (sorry other shoppers but you have to be fast around a good product).

I picked up Lady fingers (I made tiramisu with them), cocoa wafers, vanilla wafers, chocolate dipped cookies (shortbread dipped in chocolate) and chocolate hazelnut bars (like a kitkat but 100 times better). All are excellent.

Today I went back for more to drop off for my daughter. I may go back again for my ds who is cooking for a gluten free friend tomorrow. (also I'm picking up more Udi bread since I've now tasted it)

Love Schar's products.

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I will be in the next shipment and I have no doubt it will be great. Picky me Im looking for cookies that I don't have to cook myself.There are some bakeries online but I dont want to spend a lot of money without knowing what I'm getting.

Thanks so much for you response!

Celiac Specialties in Michigan has really good sugar cookies. I could eat the whole dozen when they come fresh out of the oven:) Luckily, I have NOT! They also have really good donuts.

Also, Gluten Free Island Bakery in Siesta Key Florida-everything of theirs is great too!

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