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Favorite/best Online Store To Purchase Food?


MissPatient21

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Hi everyone,

I was wondering which gluten free online store has the best selection and best prices? I'm looking to buy an amaranth product (either the grain or a hot cereal, etc.) online, but I'd like to buy it from a source that is known to have good prices and a nice selection, so I could perhaps order something else to ship with it.

Thank you!


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mommida Enthusiast

I order from the big on-line place that "shall not be named" here because of spam to the site. (You know, big river)

Free delivery with the super saver discount. Make sure the seller is not an outside source or the shipping $ will cut out any of the savings of the ordering in bulk quantities.

I also order from lizlovely. The have some gluten free, egg free chocolate fudge cookies that will put you into chocolate coma. code: lizrocks gets you a discount. The cookies are not cheap, but they are worth the $.

BethM55 Enthusiast

You might try VitaCost.com. They don't have everything, but their prices are pretty good.

Juliebove Rising Star

I'd try this site here. Not sure if they carry that product or not.

Skylark Collaborator

I think the Gluten Free Mall that sponsors this site has one of the better online selections. I've always found their prices reasonable and stuff ships really fast. Open Original Shared Link

Susanna Newbie

Amazon's prices on gluten-free products are fairly competitively priced.

RiceGuy Collaborator

For gluten-free grains, flours and other things, I find Open Original Shared Link has a nice selection and comparatively good prices.

But do be careful with amaranth. In my experience, both the grain and flour seem quite prone to mold. Smell it as soon as you get it, to make sure it's ok. I generally keep most of it frozen so it won't spoil before I get a chance to use it. Prepackaged ready-to-eat cereals are probably not so susceptible, unless the manufacturer started with moldy grain.


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I'm a big fan of Nuts Online. Their Open Original Shared Link is certified gluten free. They have a ton of other gluten-free products as well, including some Open Original Shared Link. Shipping is pretty fast and I've been very satisfied with the products.

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