Re: GF pizza crust manufacturers in CA

[Guest guest]

I hope Mariposa gets the contract, but if that doesn't work out, is

Rustic Crust a Ca company? I don't have the package, but I thought

they only distributed around here... I could be wrong though. Here's

my review of their crust:

http://www.bookofyum.com/blog/gluten-free-prepared-pizza-review-rustic-crust-whe\

at-free-gluten-free-pizza-review-2165.html

(It was smaller than 14 in. however)

and here's the company site:

http://rusticcrust.com/

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> I received a request from a national CD group looking for the

following:

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> I am working with a restaurant wanting to bring GF pizza to CA. They

have

> the following requirements:

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> GF Pizza crusts approx 14 " , Par baked.

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> Each location would purchase in case lots or larger.

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> Crusts must come from a commercial manufacturer. No home-kitchen

businesses

> accepted.

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> They would like to work with a CA company.

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[Guest guest]

i love - LOVE- the vallejo company that is -- the brazilan cheese bread co..---draeger's carries it

it is the best pizza dough that is instant bliss! my friends loved it and it is truly beyond words. it does contain

cheese but the best cheeses---lactose intolerants beware but get better on a gf diet so you can hopefully enjoy this

delectable dough!

-----Original Message-----

From: seamaiden399 <seamaiden399@...>

Sent: Mon, 6 Oct 2008 2:51 pm

Subject: [ ] Re: GF pizza crust manufacturers in CA

I hope Mariposa gets the contract, but if that doesn't work out, is

Rustic Crust a Ca company? I don't have the package, but I thought

they only distributed around here... I could be wrong though. Here's

my review of their crust:

http://www.bookofyum.com/blog/gluten-free-prepared-pizza-review-rustic-crust-wheat-free-gluten-free-pizza-review-2165.html

(It was smaller than 14 in. however)

and here's the company site:

http://rusticcrust.com/

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>

> I received a request from a national CD group looking for the

following:

>

>

>

> I am working with a restaurant wanting to bring GF pizza to CA. They

have

> the following requirements:

>

>

>

> GF Pizza crusts approx 14", Par baked.

>

> Each location would purchase in case lots or larger.

>

> Crusts must come from a commercial manufacturer. No home-kitchen

businesses

> accepted.

>

>

>

> They would like to work with a CA company.

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Pam,I am a small gluten free manufacturer in the south bay. I actually make a Par Baked GF pizza crust that is now sold through several stores in the bay area. I will be more than happy to make a 14" crust. The brand name is "iamori". For more details, you may contact me either through this email address or atinfo@..., my phone number is 408-972-8925. Looking forward to hear from you.Irene Kwock----- Original Message ----From: Pam

Newbury <pknewbury@...> Sent: Monday, October 6, 2008 12:46:04 PMSubject: [ ] GF pizza crust manufacturers in CA

I

received a request from a national CD group looking for the following: I am working with a restaurant wanting to bring GF pizza to CA.

They have the following requirements: GF Pizza crusts approx

14”, Par baked. Each location would purchase

in case lots or larger. Crusts must come from a

commercial manufacturer. No home-kitchen businesses accepted. They would like to work with a CA company. I

thought of Mariposa Baking Company and Still Riding Pizza. Anyone have

other suggestions? It’s

great to know that GF pizza in restaurants is getting to be a more popular

idea. Now, if only they can solve those pesky contamination problems… Pam

Newbury Santa

Cruz Celiac Support Group