HELP PLEASE!

[kempsey18]

I am going on vacation tomorrow and I am trying to find some bread to take with me. I have tried to make some of my own in a bread maker but it keeps coming out tasting like cardboard. I was wondering if anyone knew some good bread that I could buy somewhere. I have a Kroger, Food Lion, Ukrops and a Good Foods Grocery store near me. If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

[aklap]

Hi Kempsey,

Food For Life Rice Brown Rice Bread is pretty common. I have not tried it. Most pre-packaged GF bread is not the greatest. But...like I said...I have not tried this brand.

I found this for someone earlier:
Kroger can provide GF details of their store-brand products, call 1-800-632-6900 and ask to speak with a dietician to get details for a specific product

I don't have a Kroger by me. Do they have a health food section? If they don't - they may not carry any GF bread.

If you can not find any GF bread...there is always corn tortillas. I do this all the time!

Do you have any healthfood stores in your area? I would check there too. Beware - they may tell you spelt bread is GF...IT'S NOT!! The healthfood stores by me have GF bakers that make bread and sell there.

Also check here for any GF breads:
http://homepage.mac.com/sholland/celiac/GFfoodlist.pdf

Maybe your a vacationing where they have a Whole Foods, Trader Joes or a Wild Oats store? Might be worth checking into.

Whole Foods: http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/index.html
Wild Oats: http://www.wildoats.com/u/find/
Trader Joes: http://www.traderjoes.com/locations/index.asp

That's about all I can do right now - at work. I could try later.

One thing the GF diet does not lend itself well to is...spur of the moment type stuff. It does require some planning.
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Al

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[Guest]

Trader Joes is easy to find in a lot of cities around the country and they have a very good rice almond bread. Good luck.