Roger K

Looks like I won't have a problem - I'll take the bread with me but I'll declare it at the airport. Many thanks to you and your sister for your help. Roger

Thanks Linda. I'm probably showing signs of advanced paranoia, but I've been conditioned by visits to Oz where they threaten to string you up and then display your head on Sydney Harbour bridge if you try to enter with too many breakfast stains on your shirt. Canada might be more laid-back, but the Border Services' website doesn't give that impression. ...

Great replies - I'll take some bread in for the first day or two then buy some. I'll enter it on the customs form and if they seize it I'll eat cake! Thanks everyone

I'm in the UK and will be visiting Canada in August/September, firstly Toronto for a few days, then taking the train to Jasper to look around before finally going on to Vancouver for two weeks. I'd like to take some gluten-free bread with me just to save time, but after looking on the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) website I'm still not at all sure...

I keep to a strict gluten-free diet but I am thinking of taking a course of something based on rye pollen. Does anyone know whether pollen can contain gluten? Thanks Roge