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French Bread Or Baguettes

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mbrookes Community Regular
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Does anyone know of a good French bread or baguette I can buy or order? Please don't tell me how to make it myself. That ain't gonna happen! I am a good cook and I love cooking.... but not bread making. That's just my silly self, but I do love to eat a good loaf.

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Does anyone know of a good French bread or baguette I can buy or order? Please don't tell me how to make it myself. That ain't gonna happen! I am a good cook and I love cooking.... but not bread making. That's just my silly self, but I do love to eat a good loaf.

Have you tried Against the Grain? In freezer at Whole Foods.

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I agree--Against the Grain Gourmet sells great baguettes (regular and Rosemary). If you go to their website (www.againstthegraingourmet.com), they list all of the stores that carry their products. I understand that their pizza is awesome, too, but I haven't found it in my area yet.

mbrookes Community Regular
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I live in the wilds of Mississippi. There is no Whole Foods in my state. They say maybe next year. do they sell on the net?

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. do they sell on the net?

Doesn't look like it. Click here for info: Open Original Shared Link

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Another vote for Against the Grain! In fact, I just finished a great meatball hero for dinner.

If you ask your local grocer, they may be able to specialty order for you (maybe a case at a time?).

Trust me (us) it's SOOOOO WORTH IT!

The best gluten-free anything I've found.

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