Re: question re Stanford conference and GF products- Mountain View/Los Altos WF

[Guest guest]

What a great list and review! Thank you very much. Those web sites

are terrific. I am very much looking forward to trying Bard's at

(hopefully) the local BEV MO. (Anyone find it near Mountain View?) I

am an extremely light drinker, but it would be nice to have something

like that around.

By the way, people mentioned Amy's frozen pizzas, and I noticed that

at the NEW Mountain View Whole Foods (YAY!!!) they carry Amy's new GF

rice crust vegan spinach pizza. It is EXCELLENT, and very CHEESY... I

can taste the " ricotta " . Way better than the original. Of course crust

can't compare to homemade, but still, darned good and easy. That WF

also carries Glutino's frozen GF Mac 'N Cheese which I emphatically do

NOT recommend. YUCK. YUCK. YUCK.

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> I like sweets and here were my favorites:

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> Kapkakes, which are frozen, and can only be found in SF, where I

live, at Whole Foods

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> 's Gone Crackers, which I already knew about & like, & seems

to be widely available

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> Natasha's Health Nut Cookies (www.healthnutcookies.com) really

delicious

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> Mariposa biscotti www.mariposabaking.com

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> Vere chocolates www.veregoods.com,

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> and Bard's Tale Beer, which is made from sorghum. www.bardsbeer.com

> I'm not a heavy or fanatical beer drinker but this tasted good

to me.

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> The SF Soup Co had lots of GF soups to sample, incl gazpacho.

Quite tasty.

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> It was also helpful to taste the things I ended up not liking,

since GF food is so expensive. I discovered many to avoid, but didn't

keep track of them as much as the ones I liked.

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> Sharon

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