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Gluten Free Bread Posted by GFT on 8/2/2024, 16:40:29 I spotted this gluten free bread in Waitrose a couple of weeks ago. It is not traditional bread, as it is mainly made out of seeds, but I really enjoy it. In my Waitrose it was placed in the normal bread section, not in the gluten free section, hence me not spotting it before. At £3.65 it is not exactly cheap, however, worth a try. I enjoy it toasted. It reminds me of some GF bread I was served in Iceland several years ago. It was made by the hotel chef. dice roll dnd

Re: Gluten Free Bread Posted by Nica on 17/6/2024, 17:42:33, in reply to "Gluten Free Bread" Edited by board administrator 26/6/2024, 8:31:38 While it may not be a staple in every gluten-free pantry due to its price, this seed bread is a delicious and satisfying option for those looking to try something different. If you’re in the mood for a high-quality, gluten-free alternative, give this one a try. It’s definitely worth it!

Re: Gluten Free Bread Posted by Deb on 8/2/2024, 23:42:11, in reply to "Gluten Free Bread" I will look for this next time I go to Waitrose. I tend to stick to the same bread every week but it’s nice to try something different for a change and wouldn’t have thought of looking in the normal bread isle. Thanks for posting

Re: Gluten Free Bread Posted by tiny susie on 8/2/2024, 21:46:39, in reply to "Gluten Free Bread" looks quite nice but we live a fair long wayfrom the nearest waitrose so its unlikely I will be going really some of the breads are so disgusting on prescription that I usually jut make pancakes or buy potatoe waffles.oh well one day we might go along way to get the blooming loaf of bread,or maybe my best friend might live nearer to a waitrose /but I don't like asking really so will have to one day go all the way to Lincoln ...I often eat mash potaoe instead with sheese in it ......oh well we have to just grab what we can some of us / most don't understand at all what some of our situations really are like at all sadly!!Tiny Susie.

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