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Best Gluten-free Blueberry Pie

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Terbie Apprentice
Terbie
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My friend made me a gluten-free pie recipe. When I made it, it was honestly the bet pie I've ever had. Thought that I would share the love: Open Original Shared Link

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Oh yummy yummy yummy!!!!!!!!! I love blue berry pie......warm with a little ice cream. ANy good gluten free vanilla ice creams out there?

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I eat Haagen Dazs Vanilla frozen yogurt . Nothing funny in it! :P

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I used Vanilla Chex for the crust. Just butter and the chex. no sugar the chex is really sweet.Baked it at 350  for 8 min(used the basic recipe in the forum already just no sugar).https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/86723-chex-mix-pie-crust/   then i made the blueberry filling  here's the link for that Open Original Shared Link. then i made up some more of the chex and butter and put little pieces of it over the top kinda like a crisp or cobbler vibe. use the food processor for crust and topping .. then after i put in the filling and put on the topping put it in oven for about 20 minutes at 400.

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