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List Of Gluten-free Products?


Suezboss

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Does anyone know where to obtain a list of products that are gluten free?

I am having a hard time to find a list of SPECIFIC products, that I can go out and buy... not necesarlly at a health food store, but at the supermarket, of foods that would be safe?


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Here are some to get you started.

Classico sauces- all are gluten free. Even the white creamy alfredo.

Old El Paso Taco sauce and shells!

Post Fruity Pebbles/cocoa pebbles

corn burrito wraps *heat w/pat butter ea side to soften to flour consistency

fill w/eggs/bacon/ham/omlettes/etc....

kraft Velveeta blocks of cheese for mac and cheese

Manwich sloppy joe sauce

rice-uncle ben's / also brown rice is healthier

Oscar Mayer Hotdogs/bologna

meats/veggies/fruits

Hellman's or Best Foods mayo for chicken salad/tuna etc

Peanut butter

Jelly

olive oil

You need to go to the health food store for Tinkyada pastas. They are the tastiest. Most regular spaghetti sauces are gluten free. We use prego for the moment. You can get crackers/cookies/pancake mix *we prefer Bob's Red Mill or Sylvan Farms pancake mix* from the health food store.

Order on line asap. Food will arrive in under a week. Chebe bread is great. You can wrap chebe dough around a hot dog for a "corn dog". You can chop up pepperoni and add mozz cheese to your chebe dough, roll into sticks, bake and eat with a side of spaghetti sauce for Pizza sticks. You can also make dough into hot pockets. Add chopped ham and cheese and bake. You can make dough into balls for "buns" to go with soup and stew. Dough is easy to make. Easy to cook. Not a "bakers" kind of dough. More along the Bisquick kind of difficulty level. But very healthy.

We like Kinnikinnick breads. The white tapioca is our family favorite. It's quick and easy to order from kinnikinnick and they have a program where you can accumulate points and eventually save on shipping. We order lots at a time. We like the chocolate glazed donuts. Pricey, but filling and worth the expense. Their Pizza crusts are very good and worth getting. Their bagels are great. I didn't like the cinnamon raisin, though. I like the plain best.

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