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I like Kinnikinnick.com.

I buy Daniels BBQ sauce. It's made here by a man who has celiac, so it's gluten free.

You can by it on danielsbbq.com.

My family is Korean and we use them all the time. My mom makes egg rolls out of them. She deep fries them after she fills them.

We are going to go to Laughlin next month for a vacation. Can anyone recommend any good places to eat that has gluten free foods?

I would like to see gluten free biscuits and crescents in a can. Gluten free twizzler and gluten free cakes and pies in the bakery sections of grocery stores. Or at least the ability to special order cakes or pies from regular grocery stores.

Does anyone have a gluten free recipe for red velvet cake? I was going to try a regular recipe and subsitute gluten free flour with regular flour. But whenever I do this the cakes or cookies come out grainy.

When you made the hamburger buns, did you change the recipe any? Did you use a bun pan or just shaped them by hand? I would like to try making hamburger buns, they sound great.

I just made a loaf from the Pamelas bread mix. It is the best I have had yet. The bread was moist like real bread and it wasn't crumbly or grainy. For the first time, my sandwich held together.

I use Garden Botanika make up. They list the ingredients on the website and I had a customer service rep. email me, telling me that their lipsticks are 100% gluten free.

I am half korean and half polish. I was born in Korea. So I tell everybody I was made in Korea by a polack.

Can you tell us what the names of the gluten free products are that you bought?

I bought the Grandessa seasoned pototoe wedges and beef jerky. The thing about aldi's is that they don't carry name brands. But the few items I did pick up either said gluten free or does contain gluten.

I just went to Aldi's with my grandma. She shops there all the time. I found several products there in the frozen food section that clearly states "gluten free".

I just received an email from Garden Botanika about there lipsticks. I didn't check the other products, since I only use lipstick. But I happy to report they are gluten free.

Hi Susan!

I hope you enjoyed your holiday! I am happy to confirm that the Castor

Oil

is gluten-free, which means that our lipsticks are 100% gluten-free!

Thanks

so much for your patience and I hope you'll try them. They really are

very

moisturizing and stay on well. Please let me know if I can be of

further

assistance. Thank you for shopping Garden Botanika!

Sincerely,

Kathy Rebman

Customer Care Manager

Garden Botanika