Crackers!

[ranuel]

I keep forgetting to mention for those who are in need of such but I stopped by Mother Earth Market Wednesday to grab some wheat free tamari sauce and found Glutino Multigrain Crackers a really great wheat free/gluten free cracker  that stands up to "real" crackers very well. I don't think I could tell the difference in a blind taste test.

I've eaten the whole box since Thursday. I'm going to be headed back to Mother Earth some time this week to buy a box each of all the flavors they stock. They're about a dollar cheaper at the store than online but still a little pricy for the quantity you get. Still, I haven't had anything but rice crackers for two years now and those just aren't the same.  I've got some catching up to do.

Comments

[jenevastorme.livejournal.com]

Damn! I should see if I can get those here. It's so difficult to avoid wheat that I often don't try hard enough. And I lurve me some crackers...

[ranuel.livejournal.com]

It was pretty tough a couple of years ago when I first had to go wheat free but it's getting better by leaps and bounds. The grocery story next door to where I work has a small special section devoted to wheat free and gluten free products in it's health food/organic section. I can get fig newtons, ginger cookies animal crackers, barley flour, and a couple of different pastas there.

At Mother Earth the prices are a lot higher but they've added a special section too in the last year and every time I go there to get something I can't get elsewhere they've added something new.

It can't hurt to ask the manager of the store you shop at if they could add something. I got the barley flour added at my grocery store that way.

[jenevastorme.livejournal.com]

I'll see what I can get locally, otherwise I see that website sells in canada too.