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Has Anyone Tried The New gluten-free Bakery In Pittsburgh?

Molecular Dude

By Molecular Dude
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Molecular Dude
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I understand that there is a new gluten-free bakery, called Gluuteny, in the Squirrel Hill section of Pittsburgh, PA. Has anyone tried it? if so, how was it? I used to live in that area and will likely be going back to visit sometime soon. I'm hoping that this bakery is something to look forward to.

Thanks

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mamaw Community Regular
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I was first in the door on opening day!!!! They have a cinnamon loaf to die for.......

Also in McDonald Pa their is a gluten-free cafe & bakery ..... And also a bakery to the north in the Allison Park area. A wonderful Italian place in Hermitage Pa... if you like to travel around a bit!!!

mamaw

zansu Rookie
zansu
Posted

Gluuteny also has bread that is pretty good, cookies, brownies, cupcakes -- unfortunately (for my waist) everything I have tried there had been good!

suepooh4 Contributor
suepooh4
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I was first in the door on opening day!!!! They have a cinnamon loaf to die for.......

Also in McDonald Pa their is a gluten-free cafe & bakery ..... And also a bakery to the north in the Allison Park area. A wonderful Italian place in Hermitage Pa... if you like to travel around a bit!!!

mamaw

Hi,

Did either one of these bakerys have gluten free hamburger buns ? If so did you happen to try them ? I have been looking for a good hamburger bun for my husband and every place that we've ordered from look like hamburger buns but they are so heavy and do not taste too good.

Thanks

Sue

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
Posted

Hi Sue

I can tell you to date the best hamburger bun is Against the Grain Gourmet out of Battleboro, Vt. I waited five years to actually have a burger on a real deal bun. I think most of the places that say they have burger buns are actually more like & look like a muffin type. Not my idea of a burger bun. These are excellent , they are buttery so if you don't mind the buttery taste I say excellent.

I see you are in Ohio. I know they are not in Ohio as yet. Are you close to the Pa line? If so there are places in Beaver Falls, & McMurray Pa to buy from or they may ship them to you.

I just had a sloppy Joe last night for supper using the bun..... yummy.

Also if you want ot send me a private e-mail, I do come to Ohio & maybe we could meet & I could bring them over if you like..... I'm in the Boardman area several times a month.

hth

mamaw

suepooh4 Contributor
suepooh4
Posted
Hi Sue

I can tell you to date the best hamburger bun is Against the Grain Gourmet out of Battleboro, Vt. I waited five years to actually have a burger on a real deal bun. I think most of the places that say they have burger buns are actually more like & look like a muffin type. Not my idea of a burger bun. These are excellent , they are buttery so if you don't mind the buttery taste I say excellent.

I see you are in Ohio. I know they are not in Ohio as yet. Are you close to the Pa line? If so there are places in Beaver Falls, & McMurray Pa to buy from or they may ship them to you.

I just had a sloppy Joe last night for supper using the bun..... yummy.

Also if you want ot send me a private e-mail, I do come to Ohio & maybe we could meet & I could bring them over if you like..... I'm in the Boardman area several times a month.

hth

mamaw

Hi,

I have never heard of Beaver Falls or McMurray PA is either one close to Pittsburgh PA ? If so do you happen to know the name of the store I could purchase these at ?

Thanks

Sue

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Gaye of PA Apprentice
Gaye of PA
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A wonderful Italian place in Hermitage Pa... if you like to travel around a bit!!!

mamaw

Mamaw, can you tell me the Italian place in Hermitage, PA? Thanks so much!

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