Eggo Gluten Free Waffles
They come in original flavor and cinnamon. They both were very good. They were fluffy and taste like regular waffles! I loved that they were not hard and rough like some gluten free waffles. They were around $2.50 each. While I am trying to eat less processed foods it's still nice to try and have something like this once and awhile. You can find more info about them on their website https://www.leggomyeggo.com/en_US/products/waffles/eggo-gluten-free-cinnamon-product.html#nutrition-modal
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Mission Gluten Free Tortillas
I am a huge fan of Udi's Gluten Free Flour Tortillas because all the other gluten free tortillas I have tried taste more like wraps than tortillas. Most of them even feel and taste rubbery. I hoped the Mission Gluten Free Tortillas would be good and they are! First off I love that they are not frozen. Although I love Udi's tortillas they are frozen and have to be defrosted completely (or they can be kind of chewy) and then warmed up or toasted on a griddle. The Mission Tortillas are ready to be toasted on a griddle immediately just like regular tortillas. The texture is wonderful. It does not taste chewy or uncooked. I do prefer the Udi's tortillas taste (they taste homemade) but the Mission Tortillas are good too. You can hardly tell a difference between them and regular flour tortillas. They come in an 8pack and cost $5.99 (at Vons). They are not listed on their website yet but I'll list the website anyway incase I missed it or they add them to the product list later.
http://www.missionfoodservice.com/default.aspx
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Thanks for taking a picture of the ingredients. Thats the first thing I want to look foe. :)
ReplyDeleteNo problem. :) I thought I should start listing them since a lot of us have multiple allergies.
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