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I discovered that my local Food City started carrying some new gluten free products. They had schar bread and rolls on the shelf not in the frozen section. Anyone try these? I have been eating udi's from the local health food store and really like it without having to toast it. Just curious if the schar's would stand up to the taste test?

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I found their bread to be quite dry/crumbly. It was only good for toast in my opinion. It made an okay fried bologna sandwich, LOL, but again I toasted it first.

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We did not care for them. Oh well...

ravenwoodglass Mentor
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I only tried one product and threw most of the package out. Not only did I fail to notice the soy in them, stupid of me, I found them not all that appealing.

Try Grainless Baker of Kinninickinnick if you have them locally.

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