OT: Bakery Recommendation?

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

Both myself and my almost 3 year-old son are GFCF. I would love to

get a GFCF cake for his birthday when we are up in central NJ visiting

my mom. Can anyone recommend a GFCF bakery in central or northern

NJ? I hope it's ok that I post this, I just noticed that there are a

few people here that live in NJ.

Thanks,

Tara

[Guest guest]

Martha featured a GF/CF bakery in NY - maybe she does special

orders and can ship???

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> Both myself and my almost 3 year-old son are GFCF. I would love to

> get a GFCF cake for his birthday when we are up in central NJ

visiting

> my mom. Can anyone recommend a GFCF bakery in central or northern

> NJ? I hope it's ok that I post this, I just noticed that there are a

> few people here that live in NJ.

>

> Thanks,

> Tara

>

[Guest guest]

There is one, Babycakes, in Manhattan that does ship for an

outrageous fee thougfh.

> >

> > Hi Everyone,

> >

> > Both myself and my almost 3 year-old son are GFCF. I would love

to

> > get a GFCF cake for his birthday when we are up in central NJ

> visiting

> > my mom. Can anyone recommend a GFCF bakery in central or

northern

> > NJ? I hope it's ok that I post this, I just noticed that there

are a

> > few people here that live in NJ.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Tara

> >

>

[Guest guest]

At my local Farmers Market we have several venders that do GFCF items. That is

the first place I would check and then if I found a vender, place a 'special'

order. These gals cook amazingly great stuff. My kids LOVE the GFCF items we

have bought from the farmers market. Costs a fortune but the food is completely

delish.

Janice

[sPAM][ ] Re: OT: Bakery Recommendation?

There is one, Babycakes, in Manhattan that does ship for an

outrageous fee thougfh.

> >

> > Hi Everyone,

> >

> > Both myself and my almost 3 year-old son are GFCF. I would love

to

> > get a GFCF cake for his birthday when we are up in central NJ

> visiting

> > my mom. Can anyone recommend a GFCF bakery in central or

northern

> > NJ? I hope it's ok that I post this, I just noticed that there

are a

> > few people here that live in NJ.

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Tara

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Tara!

Can you order the gluten free cake from Whole Foods?

http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/products/glutenfreebakehouse/index.ht

ml

Even though the following bakery in Millville is too far south –I'm

sure calling they'll point you in the right direction as they appear

to be passionate about celiac. (wish it was around when I was

growing up!!)

" We specialize in Gluten-free (wheat-free) baked goods with an

emphasis on dessert items. Our list includes over 30 cakes, nine

tarts, nine cheesecakes, seven angel foods, seven pound/luncheon

cakes and numerous individual-sized items.

We also have available many types of cookies, biscotti and other

items. Mr. Ritt's has also added a full bread line including artisan

breads such as olive and tomato basil!

10% of the profits made from the sale of this design will be donated

to organizations that benefit children with Celiac disease! "

http://www.mrritts.com/

This one from PA has a number of locations in NJ they ship to -but

not sure about special orders for cakes:

" Thank you for visiting The Grainless Baker. Our products are

designed for people that are on a gluten-free diet or are restricted

from eating wheat, barley or rye products because of allergies. The

Grainless Baker is a family-owned business started by my husband Dan

and I when I was diagnosed with Celiac Sprue. With 40 years of

baking experience between us gained at my family's bakery, the

Minooka Pastry Shop, we knew we could make delicious alternatives to

wheat-based breads and pastries I could no longer eat. The fresh-

baked gluten-free breads and pastries we developed are so delicious

you will have trouble telling the difference. Our breads have the

texture and taste of wheat-based bread, and our cakes are good

enough to serve to an entire party, not just a person suffering from

Celiac Sprue. Since we began baking, we have tried to cater to the

needs and desires of our customers. As a result, we have a product-

line based on my favorite recipes and the suggestions and requests

of the wonderful customers we serve. Our products can be found in

over 100 stores in several different states. Please see our " Find A

Store " link on our homepage for a list of stores we service. We will

ship to most places in the US. Call us today and you too could be

one of the many people who have been trying and enjoying our great-

tasting gluten-free foods. "

http://www.thegrainlessbaker.com/

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[Guest guest]

Tara-

I'm not sure if this will help or not, but I have a good friend whose

daughter makes cakes in the NYC area, which is pretty much Northern NJ and

easily

accessible from where you'd be.

She makes GORGEOUS cakes and is just starting out, so her prices are

probably very good.

Now-- I know she makes KOSHER cakes and they are all Dairy-Free, so I'd

email her and ask her directly if she does GFCF or knows of someone else who

would

good luck!

_henna@..._ (mailto:henna@...)

Becky

In a message dated 6/19/2008 4:31:51 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

tarakeelean@... writes:

Hi Everyone,

Both myself and my almost 3 year-old son are GFCF. I would love to

get a GFCF cake for his birthday when we are up in central NJ visiting

my mom. Can anyone recommend a GFCF bakery in central or northern

NJ? I hope it's ok that I post this, I just noticed that there are a

few people here that live in NJ.

Thanks,

Tara

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[Guest guest]

But if she's in Northern NJ, she can DRIVE right into Manhattan herself and

just pay the bridge toll. Super easy from where she'll be-- and less expensive

becky

In a message dated 6/19/2008 7:47:20 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

lizlaw@... writes:

There is one, Babycakes, in Manhattan that does ship for an

outrageous fee thougfh.

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fuel-efficient used cars.

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[Guest guest]

Thank you to everyone that responded. I really appreciate it!

>

> Hi Tara!

>

> Can you order the gluten free cake from Whole Foods?

>

http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/products/glutenfreebakehouse/index.ht

> ml

>

> Even though the following bakery in Millville is too far south –

I'm

> sure calling they'll point you in the right direction as they

appear

> to be passionate about celiac. (wish it was around when I was

> growing up!!)

>

> " We specialize in Gluten-free (wheat-free) baked goods with an

> emphasis on dessert items. Our list includes over 30 cakes, nine

> tarts, nine cheesecakes, seven angel foods, seven pound/luncheon

> cakes and numerous individual-sized items.

> We also have available many types of cookies, biscotti and other

> items. Mr. Ritt's has also added a full bread line including

artisan

> breads such as olive and tomato basil!

> 10% of the profits made from the sale of this design will be

donated

> to organizations that benefit children with Celiac disease! "

> http://www.mrritts.com/

>

> This one from PA has a number of locations in NJ they ship to -but

> not sure about special orders for cakes:

>

> " Thank you for visiting The Grainless Baker. Our products are

> designed for people that are on a gluten-free diet or are

restricted

> from eating wheat, barley or rye products because of allergies. The

> Grainless Baker is a family-owned business started by my husband

Dan

> and I when I was diagnosed with Celiac Sprue. With 40 years of

> baking experience between us gained at my family's bakery, the

> Minooka Pastry Shop, we knew we could make delicious alternatives

to

> wheat-based breads and pastries I could no longer eat. The fresh-

> baked gluten-free breads and pastries we developed are so delicious

> you will have trouble telling the difference. Our breads have the

> texture and taste of wheat-based bread, and our cakes are good

> enough to serve to an entire party, not just a person suffering

from

> Celiac Sprue. Since we began baking, we have tried to cater to the

> needs and desires of our customers. As a result, we have a product-

> line based on my favorite recipes and the suggestions and requests

> of the wonderful customers we serve. Our products can be found in

> over 100 stores in several different states. Please see our " Find

A

> Store " link on our homepage for a list of stores we service. We

will

> ship to most places in the US. Call us today and you too could be

> one of the many people who have been trying and enjoying our great-

> tasting gluten-free foods. "

> http://www.thegrainlessbaker.com/

>

>

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>