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Gluten Free Grocery Store Utica, Michigan

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Hello all,

I thought I would post this since the owner said business is not doing well. Life Smart Foods is located in Utica, Michigan off of Hall Road (exact address below). They have an amazing selection of gluten-free foods. Two entire grocery aisles on both sides plus an entire row of freezer space filled with gluten-free foods. It's really an amazing selection. The deli also has two gluten-free soups per day with a gluten-free ready to eat desert case filled with gluten-free goodies. There are also gluten-free deli meats ready to slice. Check it out!

Life Smart Foods

45200 Northpointe Boulevard

Utica, MI 48315

(located next to Dick's Sporting Goods)

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I do like that store. They do have a great selection of gluten free foods. I'm sorry to hear that business isn't doing well. Now I know why when I go back to get something, they are out of it. I'll have to try and go more often.

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