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Substituting With Gluten Free Bisquick

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I get the emails from Betty Crocker/ Bisquick and recently got one that has some awesome looking Christmas brunch (or Holiday brunch to be PC :D ) recipies. Does anyone know if you can substitute the gluten free mix for the regular, I don't think you can just straight up but wasn't sure if anyone figured out how to alter the recipes with the gluten-free mix. I emailed the company but I'm not sure how long it'll take for a response and I was hoping for one pretty fast.

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I don't think you can. I've seen at least two posts on here from people who were frustrated that when they substituted the gluten-free mix in their favorite Bisquick recipe it didn't work. They do have a lot of gluten-free recipes on their site however: Open Original Shared Link

Maybe they have a gluten-free version of the item you saw on there?

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Thanks! I figured as much. The first thing I did was look on their site to see if they had the same recipes with no luck unfortunately.

I'll post if the company responds!

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