New York Bakery Gluten Free Texas Toast with Real Garlic

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New York Bakery Gluten Free Texas Toast with Real Garlic

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Whether you're gluten-free or just looking for a great garlic bread, New York Bakery’s Gluten-Free Texas Toast is a winner.

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Celiac.com 10/28/2024 - I recently tried the Gluten Free Texas Toast with Real Garlic from New York Bakery, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations! New York Bakery, known for their classic Texas Toast, has really outdone themselves by creating a gluten-free version that doesn’t compromise on taste or texture. As someone who’s been gluten-free for a while, I’ve missed enjoying the thick, crispy garlic bread that was a staple of pasta nights growing up. Now, thanks to New York Bakery’s gluten-free option, I don’t have to miss out anymore!

The toast is made with real garlic spread and herbs, offering the perfect balance of crunch on the outside and softness on the inside. I baked mine in the oven, and it came out golden and perfectly crispy in just 9 minutes. The flavor was fantastic—rich, garlicky, and buttery, just like the garlic bread I remember from my childhood. The best part? It's made in a dedicated gluten-free facility, so I can enjoy it without worrying about gluten contamination.

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Whether you're gluten-free or just looking for a great garlic bread, New York Bakery’s Gluten Free Texas Toast is a winner. It’s delicious, easy to prepare, and brings back the joy of a classic family favorite!

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