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Germaine

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Germaine Newbie

Hello All, I'm new here and am loving all the posts. We have a 5 y.o. daughter who we need to put on a gluten free diet and we are looking at going gluten free as a family. I have breakfast and dinner covered and am working on snacks and lunch. So my question is: Is there a bread machine that does well with gluten free flours? I'm looking at the Breadman 2000. We have five kids and and have been transitioning bread out of our diet for some time now even before looking at gluten issues so the only time I really need the convenience of bread is for lunches. I would really appreciate your input!


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Welcome!

I personally like the Zojirushi. It's one of the most popular here too. They are pricey though. There are a few out there with gluten-free settings so you might want to research those if price is an issue.

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I also like Zojirushi. I watched the price on Amazon and when it dropped I bought it.

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