Giant
$$ • Grocery Store
Notes
- A designated gluten free section makes it easier to find with natural and organic products
- Gluten-free tags on hundreds of products across the entire store, including snacks, meals and ingredients you need to cook a gluten-free meal from scratch
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They have a pretty solid selection of certified Gluten Free foods available. The GF marked aisle is not the full extent of their GF selection and mainly focuses on organic and allergy focused brands. Check for name brand GF items in the aisles with their regular counterparts. For example. Progresso GF chicken noodle & GF Italian Wedding soup is next to regular Progresso items, NOT in the GF aisle. They also have a lot of items tagged as GF throughout the store. I have had good luck for the most part. The only exception being the Kellogs "GF" products, which are not certified.
A good amount of gf options in the “healthy” section on the right past the produce. Not as great as Whole Foods or sprouts but is getting better.
They stock gluten-free bread, gluten-free crackers, gluten free frozen English muffins, gluten-free cupcakes, gluten free pie and gluten-free cookies. Score!
This Giant has some of the BEST selections for GF products in the area! A bit pricey, but always can find what I need, plus some!
Giant actually has a great gluten free section, ironically it's the same aisle as bread so if you have a severe allergy I would avoid.
