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Pillsbury Gluten Free All Purpose Flour! $5.48/2 Lbs!


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The title says it all.  I was at Walmart and saw this today.  Great price for a gluten-free flour.  I have no idea how good it is but it sure is a good price!!


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icelandgirl Proficient

Wow! That's less than $3 a pound. For gluten free flour that's amazing! Did you buy it?

LauraTX Rising Star

Quite interesting! Here is a link to product page, not much other than ingredients Open Original Shared Link

SMRI Collaborator

I did not buy it yet because I have about 5 lbs of a homemade mix sitting in my cupboard right now.  I forgot to mention above that it has Xanthan gum in the mix too so even more of a cost saver!!

Gwensmom Newbie

I have have to look at that. I haven't tried gluten-free flour with pea or bean flours yet.

mommida Enthusiast

I hope this product really does well and I have to think we have "fad" dieters to thank for more demand.

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