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Whole Foods Bakery Shortage/what's The Best Bread?

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Sadly I found out tonight that there is a shortage of Whole Foods gluten-free Bakery Breads - possibly up to a month in my area (Northern NJ)

Apparently they spread themselves too thin and don't have enough product to cover all the stores, so it will take a while for them to catch up.

I live on the plain sandwich bread - so I need everyone to tell me the best store bought bread they've ever had so I can find a backup.

Thanks in advance :)

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Sadly I found out tonight that there is a shortage of Whole Foods gluten-free Bakery Breads - possibly up to a month in my area (Northern NJ)

Apparently they spread themselves too thin and don't have enough product to cover all the stores, so it will take a while for them to catch up.

I live on the plain sandwich bread - so I need everyone to tell me the best store bought bread they've ever had so I can find a backup.

Thanks in advance :)

So that's what happened! I haven't been able to find the bread at my Whole Foods either. (I'm on Long Island.) I've made sandwichs on Joan's Gluten Free Great Bakes Bagels before and they are really good. I hope someone out there has some good ideas on the bread because it looks like we are in the same boat.

de caps Contributor
de caps
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I'm so sad to hear about the Whole Foods gluten-free bread. It's my favorite. Nothing comes close. I hope it is back in stock very soon.

StrongerToday Enthusiast
StrongerToday
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I'm so sad to hear about the Whole Foods gluten-free bread. It's my favorite. Nothing comes close. I hope it is back in stock very soon.

Knickiknick (sp) is good, so is Celiac Specialites - both are in stores (at least near me) and do mail order.

hez Enthusiast
hez
Posted

I like Kinnicnik and some of the Glutino breads. How can Whole Foods screw up so badly?

Hez

new to LI Newbie
new to LI
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hi all

i just tried a new bread by the grainless baker and it is awsome. it is the regular sandwich type i and it just mybe the best i have ever had :rolleyes:

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NJglutenfree Newbie
NJglutenfree
Posted

I just started buying the gluten free bread from Great Harvest Bread Co, in Cherry Hill

There is nothing like fresh made!! They told me an expanded line of baked products (mufins, cakes) will be coming soon.

Sadly I found out tonight that there is a shortage of Whole Foods gluten-free Bakery Breads - possibly up to a month in my area (Northern NJ)

Apparently they spread themselves too thin and don't have enough product to cover all the stores, so it will take a while for them to catch up.

I live on the plain sandwich bread - so I need everyone to tell me the best store bought bread they've ever had so I can find a backup.

Thanks in advance :)

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jkmunchkin Rising Star
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I second the bread from the Grainless Baker. I have only tried the Mock Rye, but it is hands down the best bread anywhere. You absolutely can not tell it is gluten free.

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