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Help finding Name of a frozen gluten free flatbread?!?!

kclement11

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kclement11 Newbie
kclement11
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Hey everyone!!

I need help finding the name of a really good gluten free flatbread that I found at Shaw's in Windham, NH in the frozen section! I kind of recall what it looked like and want to find it again, as I haven't seen it since at the store, anywhere!

I am pretty sure that it was in a black and clear either plastic wrap or a thin box, you could see the flatbread through the clear part. It was rectangular shaped and decently thick, not very big though width/height wise.. as many gluten free things aren't..

It was in the gluten free section, freezer area in Shaw's and now I cant find it anywhere. I have looked online, searching every different way I could.

If anyone thinks they know what I'm talking about, please let me know where to find it! I haven't found anything else like it besides the scharr gluten free pizza crust that's also not really a think crust type pizza which I like.

 

Thanks in advance!!!

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Maybe?I think they may have changed the packaging recently.  I haven't had it but hope to find it

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