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Articles tagged with: gluten free bread

Rudi's Gluten Free Giveaway!!!

on Wednesday, 07 September 2011. Posted in Just Because

4 winners!!!

I am SO excited about this. The awesome folks at Rudi's Gluten Free Bakery are providing 2 sandwich boxes and 2 gluten-free loaf coupons to Gluten Free Appetite readers!

Did you know that Rudi’s GF breads contain no modified starches or gums, no artificial preservatives, and no artificial chemicals. And everything I've ever had by Rudi's tastes delish. Last week, I had the gluten free hot dog buns for the first time. They are a must-add to your next shopping list!

So, how do you become a winner? Simple. Just leave a comment on the Gluten Free Appetite Facebook Page or right here on the website and tell us your favorite thing to make with Rudi's gluten free products OR what you would make with Rudi's gluten free bread if you win! Keep it short, simple (no recipes necessary) and tell your friends! I'll announce the winner on Monday Sept. 12 on our Facebook page so be sure to stay tuned. If you leave a comment on the website, please be sure to leave your email address so I can contact you.

Here's what I am planning to make this weekend, right from the Rudi's website:

This recipe is a real crowd pleaser. High in protein, potassium and delicious Rudi’s Bread, There is no feeling like you are “missing out” on anything. Having everyone able to eat the same thing makes the day so much brighter. And those who were once isolated, and now included. With fine products like Rudi’s you are able to recreate dishes without the gluten!! It’s a win -win for everyone! Time to prepare: 35 mins

4 eggs

4 dashs McCormick’s vanilla extract

8 tablespoons creamy peanut butter

8 slices Rudi’s Gluten-Free Cinnamon Raisin Bread

3 bananas, sliced

4 tablespoons (Earth’s Balance ) Vegan Buttery sticks

4 teaspoons milk

1/4 teaspoon cinnamon sugar

sprinkles of cinnamon sugar

In a small mixing bowl, beat the 4 eggs, vanilla extract, milk and 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon sugar.

Thinly slice bananas.

Spread 2 teaspoon peanut butter on each slice of Rudi’s Gluten Free Cinnamon Raisin Bread and then 6 slices of banana in between the bread to make a sandwich.

Melt vegan butter in a frying pan on medium heat.

Quickly dip the sandwich in the egg mixture to coat but not soak it.

Cook on both sides on medium heat until lightly browned.

Dust with powdered sugar and serve.

Recipe by Lorin Young Cook

The Melt!

on Tuesday, 30 August 2011. Posted in In The News

Gluten free grilled cheese??

Holy yumminess! For those that don’t know, I work in the advertising world with things like QR codes and Digital Signage. Last night, upon doing my usual scan of the web for industry trends I came across multiple articles about a new venture by the Flip Camera inventor, Jonathon Kaplan. He’s decided to take his technology background and pair it with everyone’s love for grilled cheese. The restaurant: The Melt. Because who doesn’t love a grilled cheese and soup?

McDonald's Goes Gluten Free (en español)

on Wednesday, 08 June 2011. Posted in In The News

Would you like a Big Mac with that Spanish sangria??

Credit to Travel Gluten Free for tweeting about this!

I will be heading to France & Spain in a few short weeks and am looking forward to all of the naturally gluten free food I will get to eat while abroad... seafood, cheeses, chocolates... and wine! But, I must say, this bit of news kind of makes me want to pay a visit to good 'ole McDonald's while we are in Spain.

Please note: I am not condoning eating McDonald's on a regular basis if you should travel to Spain, or here in the States. For me, this would be a one time taste test should I find myself in a food predicament.

Update: I had the burger & bun in Barcelona. More bun than burger but was a fun experience, nonetheless.

Cheeseburger in Paradise to have gluten free buns!!!

on Thursday, 26 May 2011. Posted in Did you know?

Can I get a "woot woot"!!

Cheeseburger in Paradise Adds Gluten-Free Bun to Menu and Continues to Raise Awareness for Gluten Intolerant Efforts

Share a toaster again??

on Monday, 18 April 2011. Posted in Just Because

Can we share toasters with gluten eaters again?

I stumbled across this last week and was intrigued...Toast-A-Bags. These 6" by 6" bags are designed for the standard toaster. Simply put your bread in the bag, which is made of 100% non-stick surface, and toast. The bag protects your food from evil gluten that may be floating around the toaster.

Katz Gluten Free Hamburger Buns

on Friday, 25 March 2011. Posted in Recommended

Warm & toasty... it feels like summer!

Pretty soon I'm going to have to get over the fact that I'm really not a "bread person" because I'm constantly surprised by the amount of gluten free breads I am liking.

NEW REVIEW: Gluten Free Hamburger Buns & Focaccia Bread

on Thursday, 24 February 2011. Posted in Recommended

Canyon Gluten Free Bakehouse knows their bread

It's no secret that I've fallen into a deep love affair with Canyon Gluten Free Bakehouse. A self-proclaimed non-bread-needer/lover/wanter, I've changed my tune a bit.

Canyon Bakehouse Gluten Free Bread Reviewed

on Tuesday, 25 January 2011. Posted in Recommended

A gluten free bread I like!

The day has come! I found a gluten free bread that I actually like! I honestly never thought I'd see this day but while in Whole Foods this weekend, there was a new bread in the freezer bread section. I gave up trying new gluten free breads long ago but something in me made me grab and say "OK, I'll give it a whirl".

So I took it home and decided to give gluten free bread one more chance. I bought the San Juan 7-Grain bread and I made myself a sandwich with some Boar's Head Turkey for lunch. The Canyon Bakehouse says about the bread, "The San Juan 7-Grain is named after the beautiful San Juan Mountain Range in southwest Colorado. It is loaded with healthy whole grains and touched with a hint of sweetness. Great for sandwiches, buttered or dunked in your favorite soup."

When I took a slice out of the bag I was pleased how "bread-like" it looked (compared to other brands). So I got a little excited to try it. The texture was soft and had some crunch to it because of the grains. I fell in love. Now, I'm not a huge bread person (anymore) but this was a pretty exciting find for me. The only con to the bread, as with other gluten free breads, the crust sort of fell apart while holding it but I managed to eat it all before it was all over the plate.

Canyon Bakehouse also has a cinnamon raisin bread, rosemary & thyme foccacia and hamburger buns that I'd like to try next!