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gluten-free Bakery In Ct

JNBunnie1

By JNBunnie1
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There's a fairly new place in Vernon CT called Nature's Grocer that carries gluten-free cookies, baguettes, muffins, and other stuff depending on the day. They have a dedicated baking facility, the owners are a married couple, the wife has Celiac. Their baguette bread is AMAZING. And she makes THE BEST chicken salad and soups! Oh my god! If you're in Ct, you've got to go to this place, it's unbelievable.

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Yeah the couple that own it are really nice, she used to teach english at my old middle school. The store's about 10 minutes from me :)

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Yeah the couple that own it are really nice, she used to teach english at my old middle school. The store's about 10 minutes from me :)

Oh, you suck..... I live 1/2 hour away, so worth it though..... Best baguette I ever had gluten-free! More like french bread though, it's so soft.

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Thank you so much for this post!!! I used to live in New Haven but relocated to Santa Fe... every year I go back to CT for the holidays (the only Italian who can't have pasta... criminall!) and I miss my baked goods. Greatly appreciated!!

-Rachel

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Thank you so much for this post!!! I used to live in New Haven but relocated to Santa Fe... every year I go back to CT for the holidays (the only Italian who can't have pasta... criminall!) and I miss my baked goods. Greatly appreciated!!

-Rachel

Can too! Just need rice pasta! Bring your own if you have to!

There's also a breakfast place in Portland Ct called Eggs Up Grill that has gluten-free muffins, bread, bagels, and pancakes. The owner has Celiac. And there's a place in Rocky Hill called Elizabeth's that has gluten-free tapioca rolls they'll make you, and they have gluten-free pasta.

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I had to bump this because we went there today and they've added pizza to their menu at Nature's Grocer. Friday's only, order by 12, pick up 4:30 - 6:30.

OH. MY. GOD.

I think I almost cried. I know I made snorting noises. This is better pizza than I used to get at normal Italian places, BY FAR. Everyone in Ct should try this place.

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AHHH!! I'll call from school :)

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