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gluten-free Funnel Cakes


mamaw

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Anyone with a true gluten-free funnel cake they would like to share? My grandson asked me for them. And he asked if you find a recipe will they taste like the carnival funnel cakes?So i guess I need the real deal for this one.....Please help me make a boy happy.....

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I came across a recipe for gluten-free pate a choux (the type of dough they use to make funnel cakes) and posted it here a few months ago. Still haven't tried it, but the author seemed pretty happy with it. Now that you've posted, it's gotten me thinking about it again. :)

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I tried that recipe and it turned out great. Add some confectioners sugar on top and it tastes sooo good.

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