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Gluten Free Bakery

AnneM

By AnneM
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There is a gluten free bakery that just opened in Toledo, Ohio. It is called Pure Bakery, they only make gluten free so there is no risk of cross contamination. I bought a loaf of bread and a pizza crust, it was so good! They also have cookies, and they bake cakes to order. So very exciting to actually walk into a bakery that I can pick out anything I want and know that it is safe for me to eat! :D

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mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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Do they have a website? thanks

AnneM Apprentice
AnneM
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I'm not sure if they do or not, I googled Pure bakery, but nothing in Toledo came up. It is a new business so maybe with time. I will ask next time I go there.

I bought the pizza crust....and wow...it was so good! It is the best pizza I have had in almost 3 yrs. I bought a loaf of bread, and it was so good also, I am very impressed and excited, it is wonderful to go to a bakery that is totally gluten free.

If they have a web site I will find out and post it.

dandelionmom Enthusiast
dandelionmom
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Thanks for posting this! I'm frequently in Toledo for work and will definitely check this out! Where is it?

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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Hi Anne

Do you have the phone number? We are in Pa but travel often to the Ohio areas. thanks

DebbieVS Newbie
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PURE Bake Shoppe is located at 3723 N. King Rd in Toledo OH 43617, web address is www.purebakeshoppe.com, store number is 419.517.7799 Most impressed with the quality of products (very yummy), attention to detail and a very helpful staff!

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thanks Debbie

mamaw

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