Re: Great Bread & Chips

[Guest guest]

Where is the local store that you get the stuff at? I like to be able

to look at things, in person, when first trying something. I tend not

to order via internet until I know I like it.

Prices are reasonable too! They are not made in a GF facility,

but are GF by ingreedient and I eat the bread almost daily and have

not reacted at all. I have never ordered from their site- I buy mine

at a local GF and low carb specialty store, but their web site is

http://www.samisbakery.com/ for anyone interested in checking them

out. I HIGHLY reccomend their flax/millet bread it is the best GF

bread I have had and I have tried many kinds. It is kind of like a

whole grain bread with the little seeds in it. It is perfect for

sandwiches- does not get soggy, does not crumble in to pieces, is not

dense or cardboard like.

[Guest guest]

It is in Madison, WI. If you live in the area, I highly reccomend it!

The owner is very nice and has open packages of everything so you can

try and see if you like it before you buy it.

http://www.low-carbmarket.com/

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> Prices are reasonable too! They are not made in a GF facility,

> but are GF by ingreedient and I eat the bread almost daily and have

> not reacted at all. I have never ordered from their site- I buy

mine

> at a local GF and low carb specialty store, but their web site is

> http://www.samisbakery.com/ for anyone interested in checking them

> out. I HIGHLY reccomend their flax/millet bread it is the best GF

> bread I have had and I have tried many kinds. It is kind of like a

> whole grain bread with the little seeds in it. It is perfect for

> sandwiches- does not get soggy, does not crumble in to pieces, is

not

> dense or cardboard like.

>