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Gluten Free Bisquick At Publix


TrillumHunter

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TrillumHunter Enthusiast

For any of you who would like to try this, I know for sure they have it at this store. I think maybe all Publix stores are carrying it now. Of course, we don't have Publix close to me.

If anyone tries it, I'd like to hear your thoughts!


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Kim27 Contributor

I haven't seen it out anywhere yet! I can't wait to try it! I hope it arrives to this area soon.

jackay Enthusiast

I'm going to request it at one of my local grocery stores. They carry the the Betty Crocker gluten free cookie and cake mixes so I'm sure they can get it. I haven't made "Impossible Pies" for at least 25 years but I'll be making them soon.

BamaGal Newbie

I found it at the Publix in Prattville, AL. It was $4.50 + a box, but was well worth it. I made pancakes with it and they tasted just like the ones made with "real" bisquick. Also made a cobbler with the crust that rises from the bottom and it was awesome! I bought it a few weeks ago and already need to get another box. I highly recommend it and don't mind paying a little more for something that I am able to buy at a regular store like that.

hez Enthusiast

found some today at King Soopers in fort collins, co!!! i have not tried it yet...think i will make coffee cake in the morning:)

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Must...look...for...it!

SoFLO Newbie

They have them in the Publix here in Miami. BEST gluten-free pancake mix I've tried yet, they taste like the real thing! I can love the smell of pancakes in the morning again :)


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hez Enthusiast

the coffee cake turned out great!! the one downside is that the box is very small. will be costly if the mix is used often.

hez

Kim27 Contributor

Okay I'm very jealous of you guys!! I can't find it around here (Lexington, Kentucky)... I've checked Meijer, Walmart, and Whole Foods. Is there anyone on here near Lexington, KY? Have you been able to find it? I want to try it so bad!

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