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Pls Recommend A gluten-free Flour

Aly1

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Aly1 Contributor
Aly1
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I want to start making muffins and pie crusts but am reacting to Bob's, presumably from the oats cc. Can anyone recommend a product where this isn't a concern?

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I like Pamela's Baking mix. It does have dairy though. I also use Tom Sawyer brand.

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Skylark
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You can grind your own almond meal from whole almonds that works really nicely for muffins. Just food process almonds until they are a nice meal - don't overprocess or you get almond butter. I bet it would be good for pie crust too.

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Poppi
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When I don't have time to mix up my own flour blend I reach for the emergency bag of Namaste Perfect Flour Blend I have in the cupboard. I don't react to oats so I can't promise anything but there are no oats in the ingredients and as far as I can tell none of the Namaste products contain oats.

If you're buying Namaste Flour, grab a bag of the Namaste Spice Cake mix and then follow the directions for the gingerbread cake. It's amazing.

Aly1 Contributor
Aly1
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Thanks for these replies! I will give them a try. :)

sa1937 Community Regular
sa1937
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Jules Gluten Free Flour is certified gluten-free and is free of the top 8 allergens, She has posted a lot of recipes. Open Original Shared Link

I also like Pamela's Baking & Pancake Mix and always use it for banana bread and muffins, too.

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Kroger carries gluten free King Arthur's flour in lots of places, now.

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Kroger carries gluten free King Arthur's flour in lots of places, now.

King Arthur does not guarrante their gluten free flours are free from gluten free oat CC. I buy Enger G brand flours and mix it myself. No gluten free oat cc with them. Betty Crocker doesn't have any oat cc either. Here is a link I started that may benefit you.

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Aly1
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That's a very helpful post, thanks!

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