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Xp: Gluten Free Pantry'S Angel Food Cake Mix


naturallyboredthriller

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naturallyboredthriller Newbie

Hey y'all, just wondering if anyone here has heard anything regarding any possibly upcoming production of Gluten Free Pantry's angel food cake mix? I LOVED this product and I am at a loss as to where to find this product since it has been discontinued without any further word about it. Also, if anyone knows where I can purchase boxes of this product, I would GREATLY appreciate the information!!!!! Thanks in advance!


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hannahp57 Contributor

maybe a.m.a.z.o.n <.com> ??? you might be able to order a case and have them for a while. i hadnt heard they were being discontinued. how sad! i love that mix

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Darissa Contributor

For Angel Food Cake we use Blue Chip Group gluten-free angel food cake. It is so good. My favorite gluten free cake. I have not been able to find the Gluten Free Pantry Angel food cake online or in our local stores. You might give this a try. We really enjoy it. I fed it to guest that we had over for dinner, and they had no idea it was gluten-free! So yummy! Here is the linke.

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