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[zellephantom]

Had some excellent gluten free waffles for breakfast (not hopping on to the trend bandwagon- I have celiac)- you wouldn't expect Walmart brand stuff, esp gluten free stuff, to be good, but they're the best I've found :)

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[chickentimeschickenways]

The coffee shop where I work has two gluten-free cookies -- one made with teff & peanut butter, and one made with almond flour -- and I'm always terribly relieved when people tell me they taste good. I feel like a lot of not-great food products get passed off on people with gluten intolerance.

[zellephantom]

That's great! (Sadly, the only coffee place near me is a Starbucks and the few gluten-free options it has are terrible.. Good thing I'm not a big fan of coffee.)

That is most definitely true- almost all gluten-free bread options I've tried (and I have tried quite a few) taste little better than cardboard, sadly. If, through trial and error, you find the right brand of cake mix, cornbread, waffles, muffins, etc, those can be pretty good, but all sandwich breads and hamburger buns taste terrible, in my experience.