Any recommended GF breads?

[Guest guest]

Hi there. My son has a gluten intolerance s i was wondering what GF bread is

best with this diet. I currently use Kinnikinnick's Alta GFCFSF breads however

I read in an old messge that tapioca should be avoided. These breads use

Tapioca flour.

Thanks in advance for the recommendations

[Guest guest]

The diet is not gluten free, so I don't think there is any recommendation

for a g/f bread.  Dr.G. had strongly suggested not to do g/f for us.  We used to

do the brown rice g/f bread before.  My son now eats white wheat bread every

other day or so.  

You may want to discuss with Dr.G. if you want your son to stay g/f.

God bless

From: jcjc1644 <fourcornells@...>

Subject: Any recommended GF breads?

Date: Saturday, June 6, 2009, 1:45 PM

Hi there. My son has a gluten intolerance s i was wondering what GF bread is

best with this diet. I currently use Kinnikinnick' s Alta GFCFSF breads however

I read in an old messge that tapioca should be avoided. These breads use Tapioca

flour.

Thanks in advance for the recommendations

[Guest guest]

My son, too, does fine with processed white flour bread in small amounts. He

would get HYPER with tapioca.

I had assumed that he was intolerant to gluten, but trusted Dr. G and tried

the white bread and he's been fine with it.

Kristy

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

Bekele

Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2009 10:49 PM

Subject: Re: Any recommended GF breads?

The diet is not gluten free, so I don't think there is any

recommendation for a g/f bread. Dr.G. had strongly suggested not to do g/f

for us. We used to do the brown rice g/f bread before. My son now eats

white wheat bread every other day or so.

You may want to discuss with Dr.G. if you want your son to stay g/f.

God bless

From: jcjc1644 <fourcornells@... <mailto:fourcornells%40verizon.net>

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Subject: Any recommended GF breads?

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Date: Saturday, June 6, 2009, 1:45 PM

Hi there. My son has a gluten intolerance s i was wondering what GF bread is

best with this diet. I currently use Kinnikinnick' s Alta GFCFSF breads

however I read in an old messge that tapioca should be avoided. These breads

use Tapioca flour.

Thanks in advance for the recommendations

[Guest guest]

We do not do gluten because we suspect our son has celiac. He has had a positive

test result in the past but we never did an endoscopy to verify it. We have a

family history of celiac and diabetes so it kind of made sense. GF really has

to be the way to go with our son. Sorry, I probably should've added that bit of

information in my original post.

[Guest guest]

Sorry, but I forgot to ask if tapioca starch gives your son the same reaction as

the tapioca flour. I had seen in the archives the tapioca flour is supposed to

be off limits.

Thanks for you help.