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Sterk's Bread

LRgirl

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LRgirl Explorer
LRgirl
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Hi,

I believe Chebe has frozen sandwich buns now, but they put some sort of rice product in them. I finally found Sterk's italian and cinnamon loaf bread. How is the taste?

Thanks again,

Traci

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Are you allergic to rice? I am, that is why I am asking.

I live right down the street from Sterk's but am going next week to get bread. I am having a tough time being allergic to rice, so I am wondering how you are coping if you are.

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LRgirl
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Yes, I am allergic to rice, peanuts, egg whites, pinnapple, oysters, and I'm lactose intolerant! Whew! :( I was so happy to find Chebe bread because alot of Gluten free breads have rice flour! It can be very frustrating. It's getting alot easier because of how good and versitile I found Chebe bread to be. I nearly choked on my lunch in disbelief when I didn't see any rice in Sterk's bread ingriedents. I'm trying to have a variety of choices at my home, so I don't get tempted to eat foods I shouldn't. I have tried Miss roben's pancakes and chocolate cake (no rice). They didn't come out quite right. I think because of the egg substitute? I ended up with a stomach ache. Gluten Free Pantry has Orgran apple and cinnamon pancakes with no rice. I use them as bread substitutes when I don't have any Chebe bread. They are really good, Thank God!! My mom loves them and she is not gluten-free.

Linda74 Rookie
Linda74
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Hi LR girl,

I am eating sterks bread, the high fiber italian bread and the cinammon raisin bread. it is wonderful! After toasting, the breads taste so much like regular bread I couldn't believe it. it is crunchy and absorbs butter etc, unlike others I have tried.

Hope you like it!!

Linda

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Hi LR girl,

I am eating sterks bread, the high fiber italian bread and the cinammon raisin bread.  it is wonderful!  After toasting, the breads taste so much like regular bread I couldn't believe it.  it is crunchy and absorbs butter etc, unlike others I have tried.

Hope you like it!!

Linda

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Great! I can't wait to try it! I'm going to order the cinnamon and italian breads.

Thanks again!

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Carriefaith
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Sterk's bread is my favorite gluten free bread :)

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