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The Best Gluten-Free Breads: Our Taste Test Results - Huffington Post

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While most of the human population can digest it, it's estimated that about one in 100 people have celiac disease, which is defined as the body's inability to tolerate gluten. And an even larger portion of our population has gluten sensitivities that ...

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who exactly reviewed those breads? The sponsors? :lol:

Really??

#5 Food For Life Brown Rice Fruit Juice Sweetened Bread

O M G that stuff is vile.

Might as well eat saw dust. <_<

Where was Canyon Bakehouse?? If you cannot make your own, that one's about as good as it gets.

IMHO of course!!! :)

I'm sure there are Food for Life devotees who will tell me otherwise. Sorry guys.

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I was wondering the same thing. I agree that Canyon Bakehouse is the best. Did you notice they had EnerG tapioca bread?! That is the nastiest tasting stuff I have ever eaten!

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I was wondering the same thing. I agree that Canyon Bakehouse is the best. Did you notice they had EnerG tapioca bread?! That is the nastiest tasting stuff I have ever eaten!

I could only bash one product at a time :lol: :lol: ...I just KNEW someone would talk about the EnerG brick, er. loaf...and you didn't let me down! ;)

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who exactly reviewed those breads? The sponsors? :lol:

Did you guys read the comments? They obviously had ten different breads and the "judges" simply ranked the ones that they were trying. By about number 5 or 6, the comments were none too flattering.

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Some of the comments (on #5 and after):

"Strange taste (not in a good way)."

"Falls apart in my mouth instantly ... like sawdust!"

"Weird taste and consistency. Not worth swallowing."

"Tastes like there's a bad piece of fish in my mouth."

"Ack! I had to spit this one out."

My personal favorite:

"Like the Sahara in my mouth."

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HA HA HA HA !! sahara in my mouth....YESS!!

see, sawdust...just like I said!! Too funny :lol:

No, I admit it, I DID NOT read all the comments......MY BAD....have to go back and read more....

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um, fishy flavor?? :lol: :lol: :lol:

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