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plumbago Experienced
3 minutes ago, Ginger38 said:

This one I have always liked as wel. My complaint with all gluten free breads aside from taste, texture and cost , is the once opened you have like 5 days to use it.

This is not my experience at all. I refrigerate or freeze all my gluten free breads. Is that what you are doing?

Also, yes a diet full of processed gluten free foods (especially ultra processed) is not good for anyone. That's why it's best to emphasize whole vegetables, fruits, and meats, and limit breads, crackers, chips, etc. There's a gluten free bakery in my neighborhood. Their breads are terribly unhealthy! I do think oftentimes sugar and salt are added to make up for or disguise the different "mouth feel" of gluten-free options.


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Peace lily Apprentice
On 11/18/2022 at 10:11 AM, plumbago said:

My bread options are not endless. My go-to was Canyon, but their price is now about $1.50 more than Udi's, so now I have to eat Udi's.

But - has anyone checked out the size of their pieces of bread lately? Man, are they getting stingier.

Hello

i found a very good white bread at Aldi’s big slices for me it’s a plus BLT sandwich yes. I live in R.I. So I know it’s different at other places to find what you like it’s an adjustment for sure. And I’ve also noticed for myself it’s a matter of time .I tried glutinous English muffins there okay not great but I’m used to it now. Let’s face it it’s trial an error all our taste buds are different.

peace liy

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Did you mean gluten-less English muffins?

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15 minutes ago, Scott Adams said:

Did you mean gluten-less English muffins?

The name is glutinous English muffin they are frozen.

Peace lily

trents Grand Master
19 minutes ago, Peace lily said:

The name is glutinous English muffin they are frozen.

Peace lily

Did you mean "Glutino's"? Glutinous would mean it has gluten in it.

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10 minutes ago, trents said:

Did you mean "Glutino's"? Glutinous would mean it has gluten in it.

Yes sorry about that good thing we have all of you here!

peace lily😊

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