I am so excited to be participating in this review and giveaway! These are products that I am very familiar with and use on a daily basis. General Mills has been amazing to provide so many gluten free options without high costs. Many of these items are just as affordable as regular foods are! These are all items that can be purchased at your regular grocery store. No need to hunt down a specialty or organic grocery to find these items.
If you are not familiar with Live Gluten Freely, I highly recommend checking out their website! They have a printable pocket list that you can print out and take with you to the store, listing which products are gluten free. Can’t find what you are looking for, no problem, use their product locator. They also have lots of gluten free recipes listed by category. If you are just starting out, they have a resources tab that has many links to other helpful websites!
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Giveaway
One lucky reader will be the winner of this gluten free package from Live Gluten Freely valued at $24.99
To be eligible to win please leave a separate comment for each of the following
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Bonus Entries:
1. Leave a comment of an item you would like to see gluten free
2. Tweet this: Win this #glutenfree box from @Bettycrocker & @glutenfreebham ends 11/14 http://goo.gl/fb/BL4wm #gf #celiac #giveaway #gfree #myblogsparkGiveaway ends November 14th at 10:00 pm cst
Disclosure: Gluten Free Birmingham was given a prize pack pictured above from General Mills through My Blog Spark in order to provide a thorough review of the products listed. All opinions are my own.
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Thanks Kim! Let me know if there is something else you would like to see!
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I would love some GF lasagna noodles. I hear that they make them, but they are not carried in any supermarket I have ever been to, probably because the makers are obscure companies and a regular supermarket won’t carry them. I need a more mainstream company to make them!
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Tinkyada makes Amazing lasagna noodles! They taste just like the “real thing” not mushy, no weird after taste. The only kind of pasta I use! You can purchase it online at Vitacost.com. That is where I purchase most of my GF items! Here is a link http://www.vitacost.com/Tinkyada-Brown-Rice-Lasagna Have a great day!
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I just want a great tasting bread or I guess I should probably just get a good recipe. I just started changing to gluten free and I am learning that it is really common with fibro. Thank you for your website and for tweeting this. I look forward to having you help me learn more.
Our bread favorites are Udis, and now my new favorite is Rudis bread! They are both delicious. Rudi’s is a little bigger piece of bread, like real sandwich bread, Udi’s is small. We have tried several brands and these 2 are the best by far!
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It would be cool if some of the big crackers/cookies made themselves a gluten free version (thinking oreos and cheez its).
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tweeted about this giveaway, thanks for the chance
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I don’t follow a gf diet, but I have quite a few friends that do. I want to be a friend that can easily adjust a dish gf without the fear of making a friend sick. I’d love to have some less expensive gf meal ideas that don’t necessarily contain $5 pasta! There are so many naturally gf ingredients, it would be wonderful to have some ideas of what might already be in my kitchen that I could make for a gf friend…
I have Celiac and I could really use this! I just fanned on Facebook!
I am now a subscriber!
I am now a follower on twitter – @brokenyesterday
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I would love the gf potato buds. I have been CRAVING tem the past few days like crazy!!!
I would love to see some really good dinner rolls gluten free. btjfarnham at yahoo dot com
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grr, I’m having problems subscribing b/c it tells me:
The feed does not have subscriptions by email enabled
but following @glutenfreebham as @cappytweet
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I wonder if there is any GF pizza?
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I would like to see one of the mainstream companies come up with a gluten free frozen pizza. I know Amy’s makes one but, I can never find it in any stores. I think if a more mainstream company like DiGornio or someone made it that stores would be more likely to carry it.
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I would like to see gluten free lady fingers.
tried to subscribe. got through the sign up process and it told me there wasnt ny email subscriptions. bummer
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I tweeted (@KHBride)
I’d love to see some yummy muffin mix
I’d like to try the GF Bisquick!
I would like to see more things clearly labeled gluten free on the packages rather than having to search.