Purebread Gluten free Pizza bases ›
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- 1 Rating
Digests well, doesn’t sit heavy in the stomach, tastes great. Flavour is a bit different from your normal pizza base. Handles multiple ingredients with ease and doesn’t self destruct.
Hubbards Gluten Free Cornflakes ›
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- 1 Rating
Just as the description says, light flakes of corn with a hint of apple juice. The recipe is so simple, I’m surprised ‘regular’ cornflakes don’t follow suit. Low on sugar, no artificial sweetners, colours or flavourings. Proudly New Zealand made by a reputable company specialising in breakfast cereals. Also wheat free, dairy free and soy free.
Hubbards Gluten Free Cocoa Puffs ›
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Tasty, sweet and crunchy - very similar to infamous kids cereal, Cocoa Pops. These are fantastic, my son who can also eat wheat, didn’t really notice too much of a difference and has been bugging me all day to have them for breakfast again tomorrow. They are also don’t contain any artificial colours or sweetners. Gluten free, wheat free, dairy free and soy free. Another bonus, is that it’s made right here in New Zealand!
Burgen Gluten Free bread range ›
- 13 Comments
- 1 Rating
Tastes great, toasts well, good to have flavours other than just white (I hate having to eat white bread so often!), have found it in all the major supermarkets I go to
Hells Pizza ›
- 10 Comments
- 3 Ratings
It was absolutely yummy and nice to know they use different utensils etc.
Freedom Foods Crunchy Coconut Biscuits ›
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- 1 Rating
To be honest I couldn’t find any redeeming qualities to this biscuit, a week later and there is still half the box left, and that is saying something in this house! Oh actually they are gluten,wheat, and dairy free.
Scotti ‘Pasta Riso’ ›
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Quick to cook, cheaper than other alternatives. Quite a light taste, not dense and gummy like a buckwheat pasta. All the benefits of rice but in a different shape.
Have made macaroni cheese with it and it was great.
$5 for 3 x 250 gram bags from the Barrow grocery shop in Westfield Downtown (Auckland Central).
Laucke Easy Bakers Bread Mix ›
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Easy to make
Just add water / rise / bake / eat..Real value for little effort
The 1kg box contains two individual 500gm bags of baking mix, each makes one 850gm loaf of bread. Retails around $9.90 which works out at under $5.00 per loaf.
Gluten Free Goodies Company Pancake Pikelet and Waffle Mix ›
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Cheap, light and fluffy when cooked up, my husband loves this too, really easy and heaps of recipe alternatives on their website… like the gorgeous corn fritters we had last week. Can buy online or in supermarkets (New World and Woolworths at least)
Pavillion Gluten Free Bread ›
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- 1 Rating
This loaf has the look of a traditional ‘gluten’ bread. It doesn’t crumble at all, is quite light (not like the usual ‘bricks’) and was actually pretty soft when I opened the packaging. It toasted well and was quite enjoyable, I also think it would be excellent bread to use for french toast, or bread based puddings.
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