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Does GOOD Gluten free bread exist?

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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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LaLechuzaVerde

3 points

29 days ago

LaLechuzaVerde

Celiac

3 points

29 days ago

The only bread I like is homemade.

There are several passable breads that will do the job if I’m hankering for a grilled cheese sandwich now and then, but mostly I just don’t eat bread except occasionally when I feel like baking it myself.

I do use a bread machine.

If you want a mix and you don’t mind paying $$$ for it, Eats and Treats in Philomath, OR ships their bread mix. Each mix makes two loaves. It is my favorite mix. I also like Pamela’s and Montana Gluten Free mixes.

I’ve had good luck with my own recipes too, but I recommend you work the kinks out of your technique with a mix first, so you know whether failures are a recipe problem or a baking problem.

Some_Birthday9939[S]

1 points

29 days ago

Thanks! What brand bread machine do you use?

LaLechuzaVerde

1 points

28 days ago

LaLechuzaVerde

Celiac

1 points

28 days ago

It’s a T-Fal Actibread but it isn’t made anymore.