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Does anybody know of any gluten free ones I have been wondering if there are any.


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From what I can find there is not any on the shelves but here is a recipe to make your own :)

Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Egg-Free Pop Tarts

Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Egg-Free Pop Tarts

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1 bag (3-1/2 cups) Pamela

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Eco-Planet's gluten-free toaster pastries should be on store shelves soon:

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Does anybody know of any gluten free ones I have been wondering if there are any.

samie Contributor

From what I can find there is not any on the shelves but here is a recipe to make your own :)

Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Egg-Free Pop Tarts

Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Egg-Free Pop Tarts

Pastry:

1 bag (3-1/2 cups) Pamela

samie Contributor

Eco-Planet's gluten-free toaster pastries should be on store shelves soon:

Open Original Shared Link

I hope i can find those. That will be good for snack to go. I will look for those when I go food shopping this weekend at while food store

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I've made a homemade version myself by using Betty Hagman's vinegar pastry dough recipe. I rolled out the dough and then put jam, preserves or brown sugar/cinnamon in the middle and put another piece of dough on top and sealed. I baked them in the oven until they were golden brown. When they cooled I made a powdered sugar glaze and frosted the tops. The glaze did harden up enough not to make a mess. They were a little flakey, because of the pie crust, but the kids(and hubby) scarfed them up in no time. It was a good and easy project to involve the kids in also.

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