Re: New GF bread at Rainbow in SF

[Guest guest]

Rainbow in SF has a lot of gluten-free vitamins and foods, including various cookies, Bumble Bars and Lara Bars, Crave desserts, s Gone Crackers, large San-J wheatfree soy sauce bottles, etc etc and all the dry ingredients you'd need to bake. My only concern about the last is cross-contamination. The chickpea and buckwheat flours are in bins right next to wheat flour bins. Hot Rainbow tip: when the new Yellow Pages come out, look through the coupons in the back. There are Rainbow coupons for 20% off on Tues-Thurs in specified months. Sharon Wood hosnar <hosnar@...> wrote: I got the most divine GF "Multi-seed" bread by Food for Life, from Rainbow the other week. It has all these nooks and crannies that so remind me of english muffins, which I haven't had in about 10 years. Divine... :DAnyone else get anything good from Rainbow?S

[Guest guest]

I would never buy GF flour in an open bin- way too much risk of cross

contamination. Sometimes you can buy the flour in unopened bags,

though, if you talk to the buyer at the store. They tend to be a bit

on the large side, though. I usually buy my flour in quantity online,

from Ener-g foods, Bob's Red Mill, or Authentic Foods. Amazon Grocery

has some really good prices on these things...

I like Rainbow, wish I lived closer! Whole Foods and California Sun

aren't bad, but the latter is quite expensive.

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> Rainbow in SF has a lot of gluten-free vitamins and foods, including

various cookies, Bumble Bars and Lara Bars, Crave desserts, s Gone

Crackers, large San-J wheatfree soy sauce bottles, etc etc and all the

dry ingredients you'd need to bake. My only concern about the last is

cross-contamination. The chickpea and buckwheat flours are in bins

right next to wheat flour bins.