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Help! Need Bread Recipe For Sandwiches

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I also love Pamela's pancake mix. It has almond meal and buttermilk in it. My family (none of whom have celiac's) love it and only want that instead of regular pancakes.

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I can't have the pancake mix..it has dairy in it.. :( I'll try the Bob' gluten free mix. I tried the Arrowhead Mills pancake/baking mix. It was very good. The texture was a little tough but the flavor tasted just like pancakes. I use real maple syrup. Makes a big difference.

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I have to say I thought I hated Gluten Free Pantry's Favorite Sandwich Bread Mix. I made it in the beginning of my gluten free journey. I was still so used to regular bread. I just bought it the other day to try again as my son has taken a major liking to grilled cheese. Its one of the only things he will eat!

I baked it in my bread machine today. If it wasnt for the fact that I was a bit dippy and didnt follow the box directions 100% and scraped the sides in the first cycle, the bread would have turned out perfect.

It is absoutely delicious! I can actually slice it up and eat it plain. I dont know how it will turn out for grilled cheese yet, but I am so excited to find another bread besides Kinnikinnick!

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