Re: Canadian food products

[Guest guest]

Corn-free marshmellows? Do they sell these in the US? I'd die for some

rice-crispie type treat!

Canadian food products

> Hi Lorrie,

>

> I'm way over here in Ottawa, but I share the same frustrations with the

GFCF list having so many US only products. Probably most of my list you

will be aware of already, but I'll exchange some info with you. My daughter

eats:

>

> New Morning Crispy Rice cereal (Cocoa and Frosted Brown) available at HFS

for $6.35. I use for breakfast and making crispy squares

>

> Lieber's marshmellows (corn free as well as gfcf) at Loblaws kosher

section

>

> President's Choice Non-hydrogenated Lactose free margarine (gfcf and corn

free)

>

> Mr. Gouda's coconut milk (canned) at Loblaws

>

> Kingsmill Rice Bread at Loblaws

>

> Nuts to You nutbutter (various flavours) made in Paris, Ontario at the HFS

>

> E.D. No sugar added strawberry jam

>

> Tinkyada rice pastas at HFS

>

> Vanilla Frozen Rice Dream at HFS

>

> Imagine Lemon Pudding at HFS

>

> Frookie cookies at HFS

>

> I shop at a local deli for fresh sausages and wieners that are gfcf,

filler and nitrate free. I make my own muffins, sauces and snacks. Of

course I cook vegies, etc. but this is a product list. It's all I can think

of at the moment. Have you any products to add? It would be appreciated.

>

> Fran

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

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Subject: Canadian food products

Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 14:01:15 -0500

I'm way over here in Ottawa, but I share the same frustrations with the GFCF

list having so many US only products.

Frookie cookies at HFS

Hi Fran and Lorrie,

I too live in Canada near Toronto. Fran your list was helpful to me.

You said you got Frookie Cookies which kinds are gf/cf?

Thanks

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