Re: Bread help needed!

[Guest guest]

Try a stor ebought rice bread first and put alot of GFCF margerine

on it. May be even a little cinnimon and sugar.

But for Goodness sake, try the store bought bread first. It lasts

longer, thinner slices and worth the 3.60 a loaf.

> We are on day 3 of the GFCF diet and so far, so good, with one

little

> problem: my daughter doesn't like the bread! I have tried 3

different

> recipes and a ready made bread and she doesn't like the taste of

any

> of them. She has lived on crackers, breads and pastas for the last

6

> years and I have to find her a substitute she will eat. Any

> suggestions on making the bread taste better?

[Guest guest]

Try Food for Life Brown Rice Bread with fruit juice added. They have

it at larger Kroger stores and some health food stores. It is the

only kind my son will eat.

> > We are on day 3 of the GFCF diet and so far, so good, with one

> little

> > problem: my daughter doesn't like the bread! I have tried 3

> different

> > recipes and a ready made bread and she doesn't like the taste of

> any

> > of them. She has lived on crackers, breads and pastas for the

last

> 6

> > years and I have to find her a substitute she will eat. Any

> > suggestions on making the bread taste better?

[Guest guest]

I'm kind of late responding to this, but you can order breads from

Kinnikinnick foods www.kinnikinnick.com. They have quite a variety of

gfcf breads; and I ordered a couple of loaves of just about every

gfcf kind and are now going through them. Admitedly expensive, but worth

it if baking and slicing or uniform texture are issues for you. The

textures and tastes are definitely different than your usual store-bought

breads, but with that variety you are more likely to find something that

is liked by your daughter.

Cheryl