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Hooray For Arrowhead Mills!

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Just wanted to let everybody know that Arrowhead Mills makes a gluten free chocolate chip cookie mix that is surprisingly really really good!

I bought it on a lark because it was on sale at my regular grocery store (!) even though I never bought baking mixes in my pre-gluten free days.

Anyway, I was craving something sweet yesterday so I mixed them up and they were so yummy!

Right now, baking from a mix is easier for me than keeping 6 or 7 different kinds of flour around. I don't have room in my little apartment to store all that flour!

Just thought I'd share my good news :D

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Just wanted to let everybody know that Arrowhead Mills makes a gluten free chocolate chip cookie mix that is surprisingly really really good!

I bought it on a lark because it was on sale at my regular grocery store (!) even though I never bought baking mixes in my pre-gluten free days.

Anyway, I was craving something sweet yesterday so I mixed them up and they were so yummy!

Right now, baking from a mix is easier for me than keeping 6 or 7 different kinds of flour around. I don't have room in my little apartment to store all that flour!

Just thought I'd share my good news :D

I agree it is good, but I want to caution that some people (myself included) have had cc issues with Arrowhead Mills products.

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Here's a tip I learned about Arrowhead Mills. They only put "Gluten-Free" on the packages that were actually tested for traces of gluten. If the package says "Wheat Free" only, that means it didn't come from one of the batches that was actually tested for gluten and could possibly present CC issues (even if the product was made with gluten-free ingredients).

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