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Wenmin

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Just visited Whole Foods on Thursday. Bought new products called Gillian's Wheat, Gluten, and Dairy Free Cinnamon Raisin Roll and Gillian's Wheat, Gluten and Dairy free French Rolls. THEY ARE FANTASTIC. The closest thing to the texture of regular bread that I've had in 1 1/2 years!!!! I have not had a sandwich in as long as I can remember, but today I made a sandwich with this bread and it was delicious!

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I want a Whole Foods store near me. I have to make do with Kroger (they are cutting back on shelf space for gluten-free foods) and Walmart (I don't shop there for a variety of reasons) Whine whine whine!!!!! I hope all you with good stores and even gluten free bakeries and restaurants realize how lucky you are!

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