The prices are high, but I didn't expect anything different, after all we all know how expensive gluten free baking is. The quality and convenience of their products were worth the price. The woman running the store was very nice and allowed me to sample a few things before purchasing. I picked up:
* Chex mix (chex, pretzels, and some puffed cheese thing with a soy free soy sauce)
* Half a loaf of bread (8 normal sized slices) $5 and DELICIOUS! It was considerable more than I like to spend on bread, but after getting home and making a sandwich, I would definitely eat less bread in order to be able to afford having really good bread when I want a great sandwich.
* A 6 pack of cinnamon rolls with a mock cream cheese icing $10
* Chocolate chip ice cream sandwich $2.50 (the cookies were soft and extremely tasty, however I was not a fan of the Tempt-Hemp Ice Cream. I would probably buy their cookie dough and make my own ice cream sandwiches in the future)
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I am a Chef and Nutrition Coach with a specialty in Lactose, Gluten and Soy Free Cuisine. I have been working with clients for 30 years through Personal and Private Chef Services, Cooking Classes and Nutrition Coaching I have a Meal Delivery Service that delivers meals to your home twice a week, I offer Nutrition Coaching and a full line of luscious gluten and dairy free desserts.
http://spacuisine.ezchef.net
I am the author of 2 books; The Criterion Diet and a cookbook, called "The Criterion Cookbook- In the Kitchen with Millie Barnes".
Millie Barnes
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