Re: Gluten Free/Dairy Free food

[Guest guest]

Believe it or not Amazon.com is a great source for gfcf food. So is

Miss Robyn's Allergy Grocer (or is it allergen grocer). There are also

a few frozen meals that are Amy's brand that are gfcf. My daughter

likes them pretty well. There is a brand called Ian's that makes gfcf

chicken nuggets and fish sticks. I just recently bought then and my

daughter hasn't tried them yet so I don't know how they past muster.

The other thing we've been doing is that I make her up gfcf pizza

crusts and freeze them. Anytime we want a pizza she gets her own using

the pizza crusts and gfcf cheese.

When shopping, Amazon.com often has better prices especially when

combined with their free shipping.

Good luck'

Kris

On Nov 3, 2006, at 5:48 AM, Steltz wrote:

> Does anyone know of somewhere you can order pre-made GF/CF food? I

> noticed someone locally (PA) but it is all " adult " meals. It's a great

> idea (for our family anyway). We are currently on Cf diet and probably

> going to do the GF/CF diet soon. It is so time consuming and both my

> husband and I work outside the home. And furthermore, I am ANYTHING

> but a cook! I'm sure I'd have to learn how to cook a variety of stuff

> but ordering SOME stuff would be a great help. Ideas? THanks! Kim

>

> __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Believe it or not Amazon.com is a great source for gfcf food. So is

Miss Robyn's Allergy Grocer (or is it allergen grocer). There are also

a few frozen meals that are Amy's brand that are gfcf. My daughter

likes them pretty well. There is a brand called Ian's that makes gfcf

chicken nuggets and fish sticks. I just recently bought then and my

daughter hasn't tried them yet so I don't know how they past muster.

The other thing we've been doing is that I make her up gfcf pizza

crusts and freeze them. Anytime we want a pizza she gets her own using

the pizza crusts and gfcf cheese.

When shopping, Amazon.com often has better prices especially when

combined with their free shipping.

Good luck'

Kris

On Nov 3, 2006, at 5:48 AM, Steltz wrote:

> Does anyone know of somewhere you can order pre-made GF/CF food? I

> noticed someone locally (PA) but it is all " adult " meals. It's a great

> idea (for our family anyway). We are currently on Cf diet and probably

> going to do the GF/CF diet soon. It is so time consuming and both my

> husband and I work outside the home. And furthermore, I am ANYTHING

> but a cook! I'm sure I'd have to learn how to cook a variety of stuff

> but ordering SOME stuff would be a great help. Ideas? THanks! Kim

>

> __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/4/2006 7:30:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

catnip9@... writes:

gfcf cheese

what cheese is GFCF?

Jule

[Guest guest]

Two I know of:

Follow Your Heart brand - mozzarella and cheddar style (also Monterey

Jack style, but I haven't tried it). We've used this on pizza, and it

has the best taste. I get it at Whole Foods.

Tofutti brand american or mozzarella style slices. My son likes the

american style on sandwiches.

Most " vegan " or " non-dairy " cheeses actually contain the milk protein

casein, so be careful.

>

>

> In a message dated 11/4/2006 7:30:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> catnip9@... writes:

>

> gfcf cheese

>

>

> what cheese is GFCF?

> Jule

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/4/2006 7:30:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

catnip9@... writes:

gfcf cheese

what cheese is GFCF?

Jule

[Guest guest]

Two I know of:

Follow Your Heart brand - mozzarella and cheddar style (also Monterey

Jack style, but I haven't tried it). We've used this on pizza, and it

has the best taste. I get it at Whole Foods.

Tofutti brand american or mozzarella style slices. My son likes the

american style on sandwiches.

Most " vegan " or " non-dairy " cheeses actually contain the milk protein

casein, so be careful.

>

>

> In a message dated 11/4/2006 7:30:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> catnip9@... writes:

>

> gfcf cheese

>

>

> what cheese is GFCF?

> Jule

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tofutti brand. They have a " cheddar " and a " mozzerella " . They smell

awful but my daughter loves them.

Kris

On Nov 4, 2006, at 1:03 PM, DJvirtual@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 11/4/2006 7:30:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> catnip9@... writes:

>

> gfcf cheese

>

> what cheese is GFCF?

> Jule

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tofutti brand. They have a " cheddar " and a " mozzerella " . They smell

awful but my daughter loves them.

Kris

On Nov 4, 2006, at 1:03 PM, DJvirtual@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 11/4/2006 7:30:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> catnip9@... writes:

>

> gfcf cheese

>

> what cheese is GFCF?

> Jule

>

>

[Guest guest]

What type of food do you want to order? Here are some mail-order

places that I use:

kinnikinnick.com (bread, muffins, doughnuts, animal crackers, oreo

style cookies, etc)

glutenfreemall.com (chebe bread mixes)

allergygrocer.com (gf ice cream cones, snacks, cookies, baking mixes

for cookies and cakes etc, baking supplies, EnerG pretzels, 's

American Gourmet Tings)

amazon.com (quite a large selection of gfcf if you are willing to

order in bulk... Pamela's amazing wheat-free bread mix is very good

and easy if you have a bread machine)

The bread you can make with Pamela's brand wheat-free mix is much

better than pre-made bread. The Chebe bread (not all are dairy free)

is good for breadsticks and they have cinnamon roll mix too. If you

google " Tom's celiac light bread " (or you can find the recipe in the

files on gfcfrecipes group), that is a great bread too, and easy

to make in the bread machine.

good luck

>

> Does anyone know of somewhere you can order pre-made GF/CF food? I

noticed someone locally (PA) but it is all " adult " meals. It's a

great idea (for our family anyway). We are currently on Cf diet and

probably going to do the GF/CF diet soon. It is so time consuming and

both my husband and I work outside the home. And furthermore, I am

ANYTHING but a cook! I'm sure I'd have to learn how to cook a variety

of stuff but ordering SOME stuff would be a great help. Ideas?

THanks! Kim

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Hey guys-can you tell me why you decided to put your children on gluten

free/dairy free diets? Does it benefit apraxia/sensory issues or is it because

they have allergies to these foods? I just don't want to overlook anything with

my son. thanks!

Haukoos <catnip9@...> wrote: Tofutti brand. They have a

" cheddar " and a " mozzerella " . They smell

awful but my daughter loves them.

Kris

On Nov 4, 2006, at 1:03 PM, DJvirtual@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 11/4/2006 7:30:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> catnip9@... writes:

>

> gfcf cheese

>

> what cheese is GFCF?

> Jule

>

[Guest guest]

What type of food do you want to order? Here are some mail-order

places that I use:

kinnikinnick.com (bread, muffins, doughnuts, animal crackers, oreo

style cookies, etc)

glutenfreemall.com (chebe bread mixes)

allergygrocer.com (gf ice cream cones, snacks, cookies, baking mixes

for cookies and cakes etc, baking supplies, EnerG pretzels, 's

American Gourmet Tings)

amazon.com (quite a large selection of gfcf if you are willing to

order in bulk... Pamela's amazing wheat-free bread mix is very good

and easy if you have a bread machine)

The bread you can make with Pamela's brand wheat-free mix is much

better than pre-made bread. The Chebe bread (not all are dairy free)

is good for breadsticks and they have cinnamon roll mix too. If you

google " Tom's celiac light bread " (or you can find the recipe in the

files on gfcfrecipes group), that is a great bread too, and easy

to make in the bread machine.

good luck

>

> Does anyone know of somewhere you can order pre-made GF/CF food? I

noticed someone locally (PA) but it is all " adult " meals. It's a

great idea (for our family anyway). We are currently on Cf diet and

probably going to do the GF/CF diet soon. It is so time consuming and

both my husband and I work outside the home. And furthermore, I am

ANYTHING but a cook! I'm sure I'd have to learn how to cook a variety

of stuff but ordering SOME stuff would be a great help. Ideas?

THanks! Kim

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Hey guys-can you tell me why you decided to put your children on gluten

free/dairy free diets? Does it benefit apraxia/sensory issues or is it because

they have allergies to these foods? I just don't want to overlook anything with

my son. thanks!

Haukoos <catnip9@...> wrote: Tofutti brand. They have a

" cheddar " and a " mozzerella " . They smell

awful but my daughter loves them.

Kris

On Nov 4, 2006, at 1:03 PM, DJvirtual@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 11/4/2006 7:30:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> catnip9@... writes:

>

> gfcf cheese

>

> what cheese is GFCF?

> Jule

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I live in Orange County, NY and there is a wonderful gluten free bakery

where you can order online - their breads/muffins are delicious! The

contact information is:

Gluten Free Bread Basket

123 Main St.

Chester, NY 10918

Tel: (845) 469-1992

www.gfbreadbasket.com

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I live in Orange County, NY and there is a wonderful gluten free bakery

where you can order online - their breads/muffins are delicious! The

contact information is:

Gluten Free Bread Basket

123 Main St.

Chester, NY 10918

Tel: (845) 469-1992

www.gfbreadbasket.com

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