Re: new here/intro/questions

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On Sun, 20 May 2001 01:57:25 -0000 rachel@... writes:

> Hi,

Are there ANY kind of yfree breads available? >

.. So, how have any

> of

> you made these diets fun? I need any tip, and resource, any advice,

> and all the support you can give me. >

>

>

>

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Hi , welcome to our group. My son is 6 years old and has been GFCF

for 1 year and 1 month. As far as yeast free breads, there is a bread

that is yeast free and also GFCF, and if you're eventually going to be

going GFCF also maybe it would be wise to start with this bread so that

you don't have to keep switching and getting Ben use to one thing and

then having to change to another. Anyway the bread is from Deland Bakery

in Florida. It is the best bread I have found for this diet (and believe

me I tried many). Some of their breads have yeast and others don't.

They make so many (bagels, loaves, hotdog,etc.). The one I have here is

a zucchini bread - don't let The name scare you off, I don't eat zucchini

either, but this bread is delicious. I live in New York and Deland UPS

it to my health food store. You can also buy directly from them but then

you have to order 24 items at a time and if you don't have a freezer.....

The ingredients of the bread are - organic millet flour, zucchini,

brocoli, cabbage, carrot, carrot juice, baking powder, sea salt. No

preservatives. Its the color of potato bread - that light goldeny yellow

color. I use this also mixed with GFCF crackers for my bread crumbs.

You can call them at (904)734-7553 and ask if anyone by you carries their

bread.

As far as making the diet fun, yes it can be, we share alot of recipes on

here, so start a folder on your compu and start saving recipes as they're

posted or print them out and put them in a binder. Many will help you.

I have to keep my little boy happy and he actually enjoys every meal and

every dessert.

Good luck with the diet.

on Long Island New York

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[Guest guest]

Ener-G also makes a yeast free bread that I'm pretty sure is also CF/GF. We

buy it at our local hfs.

Pat in Ohio

[Guest guest]

Ener-G makes a yeast free bread, available at larger

Health Food Stores. My son eats the white rice loaf

and loves it, so it might be worth trying. You might

want to toast it, though. These breads always taste

better that way!

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> On Sun, 20 May 2001 01:57:25 -0000

> rachel@... writes:

> > Hi,

> Are there ANY kind of yfree breads available? >

> . So, how have any

> > of

> > you made these diets fun? I need any tip, and

> resource, any advice,

> > and all the support you can give me. >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

> Are there ANY kind of yfree breads available? >

We just bought an Ener-G brand yeast free gluten free bread at our local

HFS.

Shannan

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