Re: Whole Foods Bakehouse breads -- where?

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I buy at the Sebastopol and the SF WF.

In Sebastopol, GF breads are separate from other breads, both in a freezer section and unfrozen. Also, when I've seen the shelf empty, a staff member has been able to find some in the stockroom. Generally speaking, the Sebastopol store is only so-so on GF goods.

I also shop at the SF California St location. This store has a GF cabinet at the south end of the bakery case. It stocks far more of the Bakehouse baked goods than Sebastopol does -- not only bread.

You could e-mail each store that you're near, asking about usual availability.

I've seen the Bakehouse products in other stores outside northern CA, too; I assumed they were easy to come by.

H.

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Harper -

After previous posts to this forum, I have looked for Whole Foods house brand GF breads in Cupertino & without success. Each Whole Foods has the option to stock what their store decides on, so there is no guarantee that your local WF will carry a particular item you might be searching for.

At which location(s) have you found WF-brand GF bread and in what section of the store?

Thanks for you advice!

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I buy mine at the Redwood City Whole Foods. I have been a total pest and I know a few others who have also bothered the store and as a result the Redwood City created a gluten free section but it also stocks a lot more GF items than I see at other WF's. The bread's in the frozen section at the Redwood City store. The San Mateo store also has the bakehouse items in the frozen section.From: Harper <flatcat9@...>Subject: Re: [ ] Whole Foods Bakehouse breads -- where? Date: Wednesday, October 6, 2010, 12:03 PM

I buy at the Sebastopol and the SF WF.

In Sebastopol, GF breads are separate from other breads, both in a freezer section and unfrozen. Also, when I've seen the shelf empty, a staff member has been able to find some in the stockroom. Generally speaking, the Sebastopol store is only so-so on GF goods.

I also shop at the SF California St location. This store has a GF cabinet at the south end of the bakery case. It stocks far more of the Bakehouse baked goods than Sebastopol does -- not only bread.

You could e-mail each store that you're near, asking about usual availability.

I've seen the Bakehouse products in other stores outside northern CA, too; I assumed they were easy to come by.

H.

-----Original Message-----

From: flash mack <flashmack@...>

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Sent: Wed, Oct 6, 2010 11:48 am

Subject: RE: [ ] What is the best bread?

Harper -

After previous posts to this forum, I have looked for Whole Foods house brand GF breads in Cupertino & without success. Each Whole Foods has the option to stock what their store decides on, so there is no guarantee that your local WF will carry a particular item you might be searching for.

At which location(s) have you found WF-brand GF bread and in what section of the store?

Thanks for you advice!

[Guest guest]

The Los Altos WF has these breads in the GF freezer near the bakery.

On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 6:48 PM, jasmine forcier <jazzerita@...> wrote:

 

I buy mine at the Redwood City Whole Foods.  I have been a total pest and I know a few others who have also bothered the store and as a result the Redwood City created a gluten free section but it also stocks a lot more GF items than I see at other WF's.  The bread's in the frozen section at the Redwood City store.  The San Mateo store also has the bakehouse items in the frozen section.

From: Harper <flatcat9@...>Subject: Re: [ ] Whole Foods Bakehouse breads -- where?

Date: Wednesday, October 6, 2010, 12:03 PM

 

I buy at the Sebastopol and the SF WF. In Sebastopol, GF breads are separate from other breads, both in a freezer section and unfrozen. Also, when I've seen the shelf empty, a staff member has been able to find some in the stockroom. Generally speaking, the Sebastopol store is only so-so on GF goods.

I also shop at the SF California St location. This store has a GF cabinet at the south end of the bakery case. It stocks far more of the Bakehouse baked goods than Sebastopol does -- not only bread.

You could e-mail each store that you're near, asking about usual availability.I've seen the Bakehouse products in other stores outside northern CA, too; I assumed they were easy to come by.H.

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Sent: Wed, Oct 6, 2010 11:48 amSubject: RE: [ ] What is the best bread?

 

Harper -After previous posts to this forum, I have looked for Whole Foods house brand GF breads in Cupertino & without success.  Each Whole Foods has the option to stock what their store decides on, so there is no guarantee that your local WF will carry a particular item you might be searching for.

At which location(s) have you found WF-brand GF bread and in what section of the store?Thanks for you advice!

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