Re: Re: GF Gingerbread House Anyone?

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Depending on where it is, and if it includes children we would be interested. Bron----- Original Message -----From: < > < >Sent: Mon Sep 01 09:02:25 2008Subject: [ ] Re: GF Gingerbread House Anyone?I'm sure there would be some interest; it sounds like fun. I'll put itout to the whole group. It would be good to get a cost estimate, ifpossible, and a proposed date.- >> I am trying to see how much interest there would be in a GFgingerbread house event in December. One of the women who owns CakeArt in San is friends with " the Pamela " of Pamela's GF mixes,etc. They sell GF cake mix in their store. >> Cake Art has various classes throughout the year - and they alwaysdo gingerbread houses for the holidays. I am going to ask them ifthey have any interest in a GF gingerbread house class. It would benice to have an estimate of how many people would be likely to attend. >> So please let me know if you would be interested. >> Thanks!> Trudy>------------------------------------

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Quite possibly – as long as it includes

kids, isn’t too expensive, and they can do it without dairy.

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Bronwyn Syiek

Sent: Monday, September 01, 2008

10:47 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re:

GF Gingerbread House Anyone?

Depending on where it is, and if it includes children

we would be interested. Bron

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From:

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< >

Sent: Mon Sep 01 09:02:25 2008

Subject: [ ] Re: GF Gingerbread House Anyone?

I'm sure there would be some interest; it sounds like fun. I'll put it

out to the whole group. It would be good to get a cost estimate, if

possible, and a proposed date.

-

>

> I am trying to see how much interest there would be in a GF

gingerbread house event in December. One of the women who owns Cake

Art in San

is friends with " the Pamela " of Pamela's GF mixes,

etc. They sell GF cake mix in their store.

>

> Cake Art has various classes throughout the year - and they always

do gingerbread houses for the holidays. I am going to ask them if

they have any interest in a GF gingerbread house class. It would be

nice to have an estimate of how many people would be likely to attend.

>

> So please let me know if you would be interested.

>

> Thanks!

> Trudy

>

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Hi--

My daughters (8) and (6) would love to participate in this.

in SF

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From: [ ] On Behalf Of

squirt2476 [kerihourigan@...]

Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:07 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: GF Gingerbread House Anyone?

December is always very busy for us because it's my son's birthday

also, but this sounds like so much fun that we might just have to

squeeze it in. It would be so fun for the kids to be able to do this

traditional holiday activity and have it be totally gluten free.

Keep us updated!

Keri

>

> I am trying to see how much interest there would be in a GF

gingerbread house event in December. One of the women who owns Cake

Art in San is friends with " the Pamela " of Pamela's GF mixes,

etc. They sell GF cake mix in their store.

>

> Cake Art has various classes throughout the year - and they always

do gingerbread houses for the holidays. I am going to ask them if

they have any interest in a GF gingerbread house class. It would be

nice to have an estimate of how many people would be likely to

attend.

>

> So please let me know if you would be interested.

>

> Thanks!

> Trudy

>

[Guest guest]

I just got off the phone with one of the owners of Cake Art and she seemed very excited about the idea. She is going to contact her business partner and Pamela about it. It seems very possible that there will either be a GF gingerbread house or a GF cookie decorating event. It will probably be $45 and require a minimum of 10 participants. I will update you as I find out more info.

Trudy

-------------- Original message -------------- From: "squirt2476" <kerihourigan@...> > December is always very busy for us because it's my son's birthday > also, but this sounds like so much fun that we might just have to > squeeze it in. It would be so fun for the kids to be able to do this > traditional holiday activity and have it be totally gluten free. > Keep us updated! > > Keri > > > > > > I am trying to see how much interest there would be in a GF > gingerbread house event in December. One of the women who owns Cake > Art in San is friends with "the Pamela" of Pamela's GF mixes, > etc. They sell GF cake mix in their store. > > > > Cake Art has various classes througho

ut the year - and they always > do gingerbread houses for the holidays. I am going to ask them if > they have any interest in a GF gingerbread house class. It would be > nice to have an estimate of how many people would be likely to > attend. > > > > So please let me know if you would be interested. > > > > Thanks! > > Trudy > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > >

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Cool, thanks Trudy. Where do you think it will be?

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of uumarinmom@...Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 1:41 PM Subject: Re: [ ] Re: GF Gingerbread House Anyone?

I just got off the phone with one of the owners of Cake Art and she seemed very excited about the idea. She is going to contact her business partner and Pamela about it. It seems very possible that there will either be a GF gingerbread house or a GF cookie decorating event. It will probably be $45 and require a minimum of 10 participants. I will update you as I find out more info.

Trudy

-------------- Original message -------------- From: "squirt2476" <kerihourigan@...> > December is always very busy for us because it's my son's birthday > also, but this sounds like so much fun that we might just have to > squeeze it in. It would be so fun for the kids to be able to do this > traditional holiday activity and have it be totally gluten free. > Keep us updated! > > Keri > > > > > > I am trying to see how much interest there would be in a GF > gingerbread house event in December. One of the women who owns Cake > Art in San is friends with "the Pamela" of Pamela's GF mixes, > etc. They sell GF cake mix in their store. > > > > Cake Art has various classes througho ut the year - and they always > do gingerbread houses for the holidays. I am going to ask them if > they have any interest in a GF gingerbread house class. It would be > nice to have an estimate of how many people would be likely to > attend. > > > > So please let me know if you would be interested. > > > > Thanks! > > Trudy > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > >

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Well, back when I ate gluten, we always ate the house after we were done

using it as a decoration. I don't know what the consistency of GF

gingerbread is, but the owner has tried Pamela's and says it is delicious.

And the event will (hopefully) be in San , which is in Marin County,

about 20 minutes north of the GG Bridge.

Trudy

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From: " seamaiden399 " <seamaiden399@...>

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Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 9:55 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: GF Gingerbread House Anyone?

> But when making a gingerbread house, you don't actually eat the

> gingerbread, do you? I've not made one before, but I was just thinking

> that it would be more about being in a gluten-free environment and

> doing crafts without having to fondle gluten than eating them... It

> doesn't matter to me, though- anything free is fine. This event sounds

> like fun, but I'd have to figure out where the location is...

>

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>

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>> Quite possibly - as long as it includes kids, isn't too expensive,

> and they

>> can do it without dairy.

>>

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I've never mastered the art of baking without sampling, have you? ;-)

Actually, when I've made gingerbread house in the past, they did get eaten. I'm

sure there are many different ways of doing them, tho.

Maureen

> From: seamaiden399 <seamaiden399@...>

> Subject: [ ] Re: GF Gingerbread House Anyone?

>

> Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 9:55 PM

> But when making a gingerbread house, you don't actually

> eat the

> gingerbread, do you? I've not made one before, but I

> was just thinking

> that it would be more about being in a gluten-free

> environment and

> doing crafts without having to fondle gluten than eating

> them... It

> doesn't matter to me, though- anything free is fine.

> This event sounds

> like fun, but I'd have to figure out where the location

> is...

>

> -

>

>

> >

> > Quite possibly - as long as it includes kids,

> isn't too expensive,

> and they

> > can do it without dairy.

> >