Re: News Story - Rice bread baking machine a hit for Japan firm - News

[Guest guest]

Hi. At the end of the video in the link, the narrator said that you can also

make gluten free bread. All depends on the recipe. It is a bit expensive and it

will be interesting to see if the price drops next year. Does anyone know if

they will be selling in the US?

Steve Yamaguma

http://www.luvglutenfree.com

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> I think I'll pass. Apparently, according to this other article, the machine

needs gluten to make the bread. What a let down.....

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> http://www.diginfo.tv/2010/07/14/10-0115-r-en.php

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> But the use of plain rice grains still is intriguing. Thanks for sharing the

news anyway.

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[Guest guest]

There is a bread machine that has proven to work great for GF breads. Here's a

link to the Breadman on Amazon; it's $65 (used to be $50 during the summer).

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000Q4QM1Q?ie=UTF8 & tag=thefamcheblo-20 & linkCode\

=as2 & camp=1789 & creative=9325 & creativeASIN=B000Q4QM1Q

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> > I think I'll pass. Apparently, according to this other article, the machine

needs gluten to make the bread. What a let down.....

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> > http://www.diginfo.tv/2010/07/14/10-0115-r-en.php

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> > But the use of plain rice grains still is intriguing. Thanks for sharing the

news anyway.

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[Guest guest]

--- In , " alisonjhughes25 " <alison.j.hughes@...>

wrote:

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> actually there is a " gluten-free " setting and i think you use rice-flour

instead!

Cool! It says that you still use mostly rice grains, and a small amount of rice

" powder " , which I guess is flour. Oh boy, now I want one again!

Lori