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Fantastic Gluten Free Bakery In Nj!

LauraB0927

By LauraB0927
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LauraB0927
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Hello everyone!

At the recommendation of a friend, I went to an ALL gluten-free bakery in Fords, NJ. The bakery is owned by a family whose 23 daughter has Celiac disease and is the baker in the facility. I tried it out today and I was so impressed with the food and the family's understanding and knowledge that I had to share it with everyone. I am in no way affiliated with this bakery, just a HIGHLY satisfied customer who wants to spread the word and help this family with their plight to make fantastic foods that we all can ENJOY eating. Their bread is so soft and you would never know its gluten free. Although its not on their website, they are also making pierogies, ravioli, and are going to be starting to make sub sandwiches that are ALL gluten free. They allowed me to sample some of their items and I couldn't be more impressed. I walked out of there with gluten free pizza (not frozen), white bread, vanilla cupcakes, crumb cake, a chocolate chip cookie, and fudge brownies. My fiance who does not have Celiac even bought his own food because he loved it so much! I've included the link below if you want more information.

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Thank you so much for posting this! I read this the day before I went to new jersey. On our way home today, we stopped there because it was literally on the way.

I got all kinds of goodies that were amazing! YUM! Before I bought the bread, they let me sample it. When I bit into it, I just started crying right there in the store. I couldn't help it because...I have forgotten what normal bread tastes like, and when I tried that bread...it tasted EXACTLY like the homemade fresh Italian bread I used to eat all the time. They were tears of joy because that is THE BEST gluten free bread I EVER had. The bakery is two hours away from where I live, but it's so amazing that I'm thinking of driving down there to get more bread. Anyone anywhere near this place...you HAVE TO stop by!

Thanks again for posting this!:D

Giambi Newbie
Giambi
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An ALL Gluten free shop! How long have they been open? In all honesty, and not to be so negative, but I say enjoy it while you can. Can't see a buisness that caters soley to such a small niche group surviving for very long. But, let's hope so!

Giambi Newbie
Giambi
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Hmmm, I retract my previous post. Did a quick internet search on this place and found several articles. Seems like the real deal! People love it. That's great! Enjoy!!

Victoria6102 Contributor
Victoria6102
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While I was there they were packing up dozens of cupcakes for people who were coming to pick them up. They were running out of food cause so many people were ordering! They said they have been really busy and had super good business. Good for them! I think gluten free stores are going to be doing better because so many people are doing this as a "fad " diet. That's one way those idiots will work to our advantage. Lol

LauraB0927 Apprentice
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Thank you so much for posting this! I read this the day before I went to new jersey. On our way home today, we stopped there because it was literally on the way.

I got all kinds of goodies that were amazing! YUM! Before I bought the bread, they let me sample it. When I bit into it, I just started crying right there in the store. I couldn't help it because...I have forgotten what normal bread tastes like, and when I tried that bread...it tasted EXACTLY like the homemade fresh Italian bread I used to eat all the time. They were tears of joy because that is THE BEST gluten free bread I EVER had. The bakery is two hours away from where I live, but it's so amazing that I'm thinking of driving down there to get more bread. Anyone anywhere near this place...you HAVE TO stop by!

Thanks again for posting this!:D

You are VERY welcome!!!!! You have no idea how happy this made me when I read your post. I'm glad someone else was able to enjoy fantastic food! I haven't been gluten free for a very long time, but even in this short time I was missing my GOOD tasting bread and goodies. They ARE amazing and they are also an amazing family who take the time to talk to you and find out your story and share theirs. I was actually there today (to pick up 3 crumb cakes - my favorite - if you haven't tried it you MUST) and they let us sample double chocolate chip cookies that were to DIE for!!!! They're even making me my bridal shower cake for next year and I can't wait for everyone to try it and say how good it is - then I'll tell them that its gluten free and better than their gluteny cakes!!! Victoria is right, you have to stop by this place - you will not regret it! I also picked up fresh cheese raviolis that were just made. DELICIOUS!!!!

They have been open for a while and are one of only 3 strictly gluten free bakeries in NJ. Because they are doing so well they are thinking of expanding to a different location that's set up cafe style. I cant wait!!!!

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