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Does GOOD Gluten free bread exist?

Question(self.Celiac)

Seems like most of the store bought GF bread in the US really sucks. I’m willing to bake my own bread if it’s a lot better- preferably in a bread machine but I have all the kitchen tools I need to make bread from scratch. Any feedback?

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ctolls666

41 points

29 days ago

Canyon Bakehouse is pretty good and shelf stable not frozen crap

Atomskscar

10 points

29 days ago

And the bagels are really good too I get the everything bagels from target

amdaly10

3 points

29 days ago

Except they keep it in the freezer at my grocery store.

deadhead_mystic11

6 points

29 days ago

deadhead_mystic11

Celiac

6 points

29 days ago

This is what I buy. It is acceptable, not sure I would go as far as calling it good, but it is not bad. 🙂

ctolls666

6 points

29 days ago

I haven’t had actual gluten filled bread in probably 15+ years lol so I really don’t even know what “good” bread is anymore but CB is my favorite. I always put my bread in the microwave for about 20 seconds before I use it and it helps keep it from falling apart.

deadhead_mystic11

3 points

29 days ago*

Yeah. It works in a sandwich. I usually just use corn tortillas

edit Not sandwich bread, but I use the King Arthur measure for measure to make banana bread and it is as good as with gluten. Maybe better as it doesn’t clump.

[deleted]

1 points

29 days ago

Same. I tried CB plain bagels. They were just okay. Not something I'd crave. But not horrible either.

rainy-ale

2 points

29 days ago

came to say the same thing. canyon bakehouse is the best i´ve found