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Also Looking For Good Baguett Bread

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shayre
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My hubby loves brie, bread, grapes and wine. I am unable to eat all 4, but I'd like to find a good gluten-free baguette bread that would go nicely for him? Man, I miss that stuff!

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Shayre,

Where do you live? Here in the San Francisco Bay Area, there's a gluten-free bakery called Mariposa (perhaps they ship?) that sells excellent baguettes. Also, others on this Forum have mentioned that Against the Grain has great baguettes, too, but I don't believe they're yet in stores West of the Rockies. Could be wrong on that--the company told me last month they were working on getting their products to California.

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My vote goes to: Everybody Eats or against the grain......these are the very best...

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shayre
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I live in Indiana. I have not seen those brands. Did you buy them in a grocery or Whole Foods? Or was it an online order?

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celiacSuzie
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I've tried Bob's Red Mill's "all purpose" gluten-free flour and I know (but haven't tried yet) King Arthur's french loaf (in a box). A friend of mine (who's daughter is gluten-free) loves KingArthur products.

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Here's the site for Against the Grain:

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They have a store locator.

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