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campcour Apprentice
campcour
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hello,

I have been checking all of the posts about gluten free restaurants in vancouver and am very excited to check out "serenity natural foods deli/cafe." I am moving to Vancouver to go to the University of British Columbia for 2 months this summer and am wondering if anyone knows of a health food store near this area or in Vancouver. Somewhere to get pasta, flour, etc? I am a little nervous about the move and not knowing where to find anything gluten free. I am hoping that there will be something on campus! That would be a nice change! Any comments would be great please!!

Thax

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Carriefaith Enthusiast
Carriefaith
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I am on the complete opposite side of the country! but I can try and help! I buy most of my stuff at Sobeys. Zares (sp?) also carries gluten-free stuff, but there isn't one here.

If you google "vancouver gluten free" a bunch of interesting things will come up.

KarenCM Rookie
KarenCM
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Here are a few:

Panne Rizo bakery

1939 Cornwall Ave, Vancouver

Open Original Shared Link

Mountain Top Cafe and Bakery

North Vancouver

Open Original Shared Link

Whole Foods

West Vancouver

Park Royal Shopping Ctr

Village at Park Royal

925 Main St

West Vancouver, BC, Canada V7T 2Z3

604.678.0500

604.678.0501 fax

Store hours: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week

Choices Market

Many locations

Open Original Shared Link

Capers Community Markets

Many locations

Open Original Shared Link

scotia Newbie
scotia
Posted

Check out Liv n Well, River Road in Richmond, BC.

It's a gluten-free wholesaler based in Richmond.

You can buy gluten-free flour and gluten-free food, there in bulk (packaged and sealed, of course).

Bread mixes, soups, gluten-free bread crumbs, cookies, cake mixes, pasta mixes etc.

Also, in vancouver check out the 'Natural' foods section in our local Save-On-Foods stores...they have Gluten free Honey'd Cornflakes (excellent) and Amy's soups, cookies too.

Ciao'

Scotia.

campcour Apprentice
campcour
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WOW! thank you so much everyone!!! that is a GREAT help!

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