Re: Foods/Beverages - gluten-free OT

[Guest guest]

Diane,

Have you seen that Food for Life has two kinds of organic gluten-free english

muffins that are also dairy and sugar free? They've been selling them at Whole

Foods near us for some months. They're not bad and glad to see the rare organic,

sugar-free kind of gluten-free product.

Sam

Do you have a Whole Foods Store in your area? I have not eaten sugar, dairy or

gluten for many years and still enjoy cooking and eating many foods. Go to the

organic/gluten free sections and there are many choices. The bread I now eat is

made of rice and rice bran and is very good. 

[Guest guest]

Hi Sam: Food for Life is the exact brand that I buy, I love their brown rice

tortillas. I do believe that the English Muffins have yeast in them, am I

correct? I cannot do yeast of any kind but thanks for letting me know! D

> Do you have a Whole Foods Store in your area? I have not eaten sugar, dairy or

gluten for many years and still enjoy cooking and eating many foods. Go to the

organic/gluten free sections and there are many choices. The bread I now eat is

made of rice and rice bran and is very good. 

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[Guest guest]

Review of Udi's bread.. with ingredients. It is the best gluten free bread if

wnting something that is the closest in taste and texture to wheat bread

http://glutenfreecooking.about.com/od/glutenfreeproductreviews/gr/reviewudisglut\

enfreewholegrainbread.htm

Robin

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> Hi Sam: Food for Life is the exact brand that I buy, I love their brown rice

tortillas. I do believe that the English Muffins have yeast in them, am I

correct? I cannot do yeast of any kind but thanks for letting me know! D

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[Guest guest]

Robin: This bread also contains yeast. It is not recommended that moldies eat

any products that contain yeast as it promotes fungus in the gut. Thanks D

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> > Hi Sam: Food for Life is the exact brand that I buy, I love their brown

rice tortillas. I do believe that the English Muffins have yeast in them, am I

correct? I cannot do yeast of any kind but thanks for letting me know! D

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[Guest guest]

Yes, Diane, you are correct there is some yeast in them Dang and you know this

is proof of what a space cadet I've become. Have read that list of ingredients

many times and never absorbed it. Thanks for the heads up. 

i'll try to stay way from grains. And can't say Ive noticed a problem with the

occasional ffl gluten free eng muff. But I have noted problems with the gluten

free items that have sugar in them.

Thanks again,Sam

Hi Sam: Food for Life is the exact brand that I buy, I love their brown

rice tortillas. I do believe that the English Muffins have yeast in them, am I

correct? I cannot do yeast of any kind but thanks for letting me know! D

[Guest guest]

Yes I noticed that. :-( not sure if I am going to stop my kids from eating it

though (and they do not eat alot of much other kids can have or this bread)..

they are already so restricted and this makes a huge diff in their lives. We'll

see how they progress as we leave this environment.

Robin

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> > > Hi Sam: Food for Life is the exact brand that I buy, I love their brown

rice tortillas. I do believe that the English Muffins have yeast in them, am I

correct? I cannot do yeast of any kind but thanks for letting me know! D

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[Guest guest]

Robin,

Anyone try DeLand " millet special " bread? No yeast, but it's not made in

dedicated gluten free bakery, so there's still a small chance of cross

contamination.

I limit grains, eat yeast free until I feel I'm recovered, which may take

awhile.

Kathy

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> > Review of Udi's bread.. with ingredients. It is the best gluten free bread

if wnting something that is the closest in taste and texture to wheat bread

[Guest guest]

No Kathy but I LOVE, let me say that again, LOVE Ezekiel Bread. I think I could

probobly live of it if needed but it is awsome but I will look into your

suggestion also.

http://www.foodforlife.com/

Great bread...

Chris

 

    

   

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From: KathyB <calicocat477@...>

Sent: Wed, August 25, 2010 3:06:08 PM

Subject: [] Re: Foods/Beverages - gluten-free OT

 

Robin,

Anyone try DeLand " millet special " bread? No yeast, but it's not made in

dedicated gluten free bakery, so there's still a small chance of cross

contamination.

I limit grains, eat yeast free until I feel I'm recovered, which may take

awhile.

Kathy

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> > Review of Udi's bread.. with ingredients. It is the best gluten free bread

if

>wnting something that is the closest in taste and texture to wheat bread

[Guest guest]

Hvent tried.. better if form gluten free facility. I really do not enjoy grains

anymore.. its more for my kids. They have limited sugar and are on a pretty

restrictive diet. The Udi's is like a slice of heaven for them. So Im keeping it

in for now. We'll see how it goes after we move. Id hate to take this away from

them.

Robin

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> Sent: Wed, August 25, 2010 3:06:08 PM

> Subject: [] Re: Foods/Beverages - gluten-free OT

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> Robin,

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> Anyone try DeLand " millet special " bread? No yeast, but it's not made in

> dedicated gluten free bakery, so there's still a small chance of cross

> contamination.

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> I limit grains, eat yeast free until I feel I'm recovered, which may take

> awhile.

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> Kathy