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Croissants


ElovesFC

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Does anybody know about a company that makes gluten-free Croissants? i'm dying for them.


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Guest nini

no, but I've made reasonable facsimile's of them by using 123 Gluten Free's Southern Glory Biscuit mix and after cutting out the biscuits I roll them out thinner then roll up and they've come pretty close to the flavor and texture I crave...

mamaw Community Regular

I've seen them on websites from across the pond but not in the US.Delphi Forums has a recipe for them.

Thanks Nini for the tip with the 123....

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