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Exquisite Gluten Free Bakery

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Cinnamon rolls to die for. Gluten free! And crostini toast-letts, crispy, savory, yummmm... That is all I've tried from this bakery, but if all their goods are this delicious, it's probably a good thing for my diet that they are across the Bay in Oakland. They do ship, though. The cinnamon roll was tender and gooey and sweet... I may have to order some now. Just sayin'... :lol:

Mariposa

5427 Telegraph Ave, unit d3, Oakland, CA.

Also at a kiosk in the Ferry Building, on the Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA.

510-595-0955

www.mariposabaking.com

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Thanks for this! my husband goes to San fran all the time. I'll have to tell him about this!

shauna

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The lemon squares are to die for.

The bagels are also very good.

This is one of those "good thing it's a long drive" situations. We do have several stores in the Sacramento area and northern suburbs that carry some of their goodies, like the brownies, lemon squares, biscotti.

In Cameron Park, in Eldorado County, (far side of Folsom Lake, east of Sac) there is another gluten free bakery, Anza, that also has amazing cinnamon rolls.

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