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Kettle Cuisine And Glutenfreeda Products

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ravenwoodglass
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I recently started back to college to finish the degree that was cut short by celiac in '97. Finding time to cook and the energy after summer classes, (each day equals a week in the regular semesters) was really tough and I would be so tired some days all I was eating was a pnut butter sandwich, like that was it for the day. Yea I know not good and I lost 7 lbs the first two weeks, not good.

Anyway I went to a larger Wegmans a couple weeks ago and discovered they carry these two brands in the freezer section. I don't often give food 'reviews' but these were so good I had to share.

I got the KC clam chowder, Angus beef chili, and chicken noodle soup. All were so very good! The chili has strips of real meat and lots of it and is a bit spicy but with glutino crackers was a very satisfying meal. The chicken soup was also good, my only complaint was too much chicken and not enough noodles, not a complaint many would have I would imagine. LOL The clam chowder was also good. I was a Snows fan and they compare, as far as I can remember what Snows tastes like anyway.

Glutenfreeda makes gluten-free burritos. I got the Bean and Cheese and chicken and cheese. Both were really good and can be done in an oven or microwave. I did them in the oven. They have a dedicated gluten-free facility, Kettle Cuisines is not but I am very sensitive and had no CC issues with them.

These are well worth trying for busy days or would be great for taking to work to heat up for lunch.

All were under 3 bucks each. A real deal when it comes to our food IMHO.

Just thought I would let folks know to look for them.

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I recently discovered KC Chili when I was on a trip to Nebraska and I LOVED it, I ate it with EnerG's crackers and OH MY GOSH it was so yummy!

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buffettbride
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Huge fan of Glutenfreeda burritos. The ready-to-bake-cookies are pretty good as well. Also, you can get instant oatmeal from Glutenfreeda if you tolerate oats (unfortunately my Celiac cannot).

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RideAllWays
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Looove the burritos! I have the dairy-free ones.

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