Re: Re: GFCF Snacks - PIZZA

[Guest guest]

Ian's or Amy's (not sure which brand) makes a pretty good french bread pizza. Also there is a company called s and they make the pizza, which we buy at Tunies.

--------- Re: GFCF Snacks> To: sList > Date: Friday, June 6, 2008, 8:59 AM> > > > > > > This is too late for your party, but Whole Foods has their own line of > products called Gluten Free Bakehouse. They have everything from > bread to muffins and poundcakes, etc. and they taste very good. > Another company is Pamela's Products. They have great cookies. My > kids also love anything from Kinnikinnick Foods and Enjoy Life!> Unfortunately, I still have not found a good alternative to > traditional pizza that my kids actually enjoy. > Whole Foods is also very h

elpful in terms of pointing you in the right > direction. Just go to Customer Service and tell them what you're > looking for.> Hope this helps in the future.> > > & gt;> & gt; Hello,> & gt; > & gt; My son has a party at school tom for the end of year and i just found> & gt; out that some kids in his class can not have cake and ice cream due > to> & gt; their GFCF diet. I don't want them left out of the party. Does> & gt; anyone have any suggestions on snacks and food I can get for them. I> & gt; feel awful that there will be some having cake, ice cream and pizza> & gt; and I don't want them to feel left out. > & gt; > & gt; Help would be appreciated. I would be shopping at Whole Foods.> & gt;>