Re: Anybody try Juvela brand GF bread in the UK?

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I order bread from the UK...my fave is Tesco's Free From. The baguettes and pita are awesome. There's also another....Dietary...? Forget the name.  We're going to be in London over Christmas. I'm going to look for this one.  It looks great!

The reason I ask is that we just received the latest issue of Coeliac UK's " CrossedGrain " magazine.  In it was a fall-out ad for the best-looking GF breads I have ever seen.  Specifically, it looks absolutely like normal, porous, yeast-raised bread.  See the picture at: http://juvela.co.uk/fresh_bread.html

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Where do you order bread from the UK? You're right - it's *so* much better than what we have here. Even the GF naan is good. We shopped at Sainsbury's.

I order bread from the UK...my fave is Tesco's Free From. The baguettes and pita are awesome. There's also another....Dietary. ..? Forget the name. We're going to be in London over Christmas. I'm going to look for this one. It looks great!

The reason I ask is that we just received the latest issue of Coeliac UK's "CrossedGrain" magazine. In it was a fall-out ad for the best-looking GF breads I have ever seen. Specifically, it looks absolutely like normal, porous, yeast-raised bread. See the picture at: http://juvela. co.uk/fresh_bread.html

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I get it from Britsuperstore or from tesco.comOn Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 3:10 PM, Dean <nerd2art@...> wrote:

 

Where do you order bread from the UK?  You're right - it's *so* much better than what we have here.  Even the GF naan is good.  We shopped at Sainsbury's.  

 

I order bread from the UK...my fave is Tesco's Free From. The baguettes and pita are awesome. There's also another....Dietary. ..? Forget the name.  We're going to be in London over Christmas. I'm going to look for this one.  It looks great!

The reason I ask is that we just received the latest issue of Coeliac UK's " CrossedGrain " magazine.  In it was a fall-out ad for the best-looking GF breads I have ever seen.  Specifically, it looks absolutely like normal, porous, yeast-raised bread.  See the picture at: http://juvela. co.uk/fresh_bread.html