charisse55596

Celiac

Hi everyone! My 7 year was just diagnosed with celiac disease. What are the best tasting pancake mixes and bread products out there? TIA

• EC_MCRider King Arthur Gluten-Free Pancake mix. Bob Red Mill also has a good pancake mix. I make my pancakes with King Arthur 1:1 Gluten Free flour with any favorite recipe. Can find recipes online from King Arthur as well. Enjoy! 1 reply

• aly157496 For pancakes I personally haven’t tasted anything better than the “Krusteaz Buttermilk Pancake Mix” and for bread I think “Canyon Bakehouse” is great and the slices are big. An alternative bread is “Shär” they have a lot of great products so I highly recommend to check them out. Good luck I wish you all the best! 1 reply

• mayajouy canyon bake house is my go-to for gluten free bread & bagels! they have awesome bread, it’s a great size too and perfect texture, it toasts great too. i highly recommend 1 reply

• marykathryna I also use the Krusteaz gluten free mix, my favorite one I’ve had so far!

• ilisa_dawn Betty Crocker Bisquick Pancake & Baking Mix, Gluten Free

• Janet455 Namaste is my favorite

• dina165 Trader Joe’s has a very good mix and they also sell frozen pre-made pancakes. 1 reply

• charisse55596 Thanks everyone- this is all so helpful!!!!!!

• sarah23284 Bobs Red Mill Gluten Free pancake mix!!!!!

• salcruz2050 Schars is my personal favorite for bread!

• Susanne77 Any gf mix you use, mix ahead of time and let sit 20 min minimum before use. Any mix upgrade the water for some type of milk, oil the same. Does not matter if vegan or not…just use the richer item for better textures in final product. I always add vanilla too. Red Bob mills and king arthur( muffin, brownie, cookie, choc cake, mixes are so good too.

• brooksiecantfail Purely Elizabeth protein pancakes

• kathryn72527 Whatever pancake mix you try add an egg and reduce the water and you will be much happier

• jasmine378 King Arthur pancake mix

• ashley48498 The great value (Walmart) brand pancake mix is delicious and cheap compared to most.

• Heather565 I use GF Bisquick and even non celiac family members love them

• paigewash I personally love GF Bisquick

• brookebertke King Arthur is amazing!

• maggie78744 My favorite pancake mix has to be kind authors it taste just like regular pancakes

• lilajean Canyon bake house is the best for bread and bagels in my opinion. I really enjoy the Hawaiian sweet bread :) the 4 grain ones or the darker ones, taste the worst

• jwebb00 GF Jules

• SharonHilton825 Pamelas pancake mix is amazing

• veronica187868 I like Elizabeth red color bag

• Katie766 Make your own. Bobs red mill 1:1 or Google banana oatmeal pancakes

• karen29178 Pamela’s is very good and stonewall is great

• violet6543 Against the grain, bobs red mill (bread mix), b free, for bread. King Arthur flour pancakes are bussin.

• maribel8434 My 8 yr old was diagnosed when she was 4. My struggle is finding a gluten free restaurant.

• CrystalSC Bread..,carbonaut brand! Wholesale has it in the freezer or order online. Watch out for sugar in gf products, they put a ton of it in gf products of it

• SFGF923 Bobs red mill for pancakes, I add about the same amount of club soda as milk to make them fluffy. schar for gluten free bread is the best I’ve found. 1 reply

• RidgewoodCeliac King Arthur GF pancake mix is my favorite for pancakes. Canyon Bakehouse also has the best bread. I like all varieties but the frozen “mountain white” or “honey white” are the best!

• Blessed2BType1Celiac We make homemade using buckwheat flour. Yum.

• amtoma The GF cookbooks from Americas Test Kitchen (you can find on Amazon) have the best AP flour mix recipe I’ve tried…. and I’ve tried lots.

• jamieL923 King Arthur!!

• anna364 Honestly, the ones you make yourself. This website has great recipes for pancakes and bread and more! https://www.mamaknowsglutenfree.com/

• CrystalSC I meant Whole Foods or online ordering for carbonaut bread

• jamie99265 Hands down the best is this brand: https://www.pamelasproducts.com

• barbara115678 Pamela’s pancake and Carbanaut bread from HyVee

• Boxermomforever2 Pamela's Pancake mix. All their products are amazing! Schar bread is my favorite. If you have Aldi's grocer they carry their own gluten free bread which is similar to Schar and cheaper. It comes down to trial and error of what your child likes. Best wishes!

• diane154449 I agree

• kaylyn671 We liked canyon bake house for bread too! We ended up getting a bread maker though since gf bread is so expensive!

• tekka8067 King Arthur Gluten Free Pancakes are terrific. Key is to let the batter sit for 10 min or more before making them. Canyon House is an easy GF bread to find. Schar had good bread products as well

• charisse55596 Thanks!

• nicole79767 I know you probably mean like sandwich bread, but Meijer sells a gluten free mix to make Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuits that is FANTASTIC and is such a treat! You can also substitute w dairy free cheddar shreds if you’re df too and they still taste great!!

• schmidtySTL Bread is so hard- honestly, most GF is terrible. Avoid Udi- it crumbles and cardboard would be an upgrade. (Most restaurants use Udi- not worth upgraded sandwich buns IMO - I just get stuff without a bun.) Closest I’ve found to regular bread are Schar and any Canyon House flavor. Rudi’s Bakehouse of Colorado (NOT Rudi like Udi) also has a good sourdough. I recommend toasting any GF bread product for a more realistic experience. It’s all pretty expensive too, so a lot of times, I’ll go for an alternative like putting sandwich fixings on Schar crispbreads that have a longer open shelf life- they’re like crunchy crackers but weirdly similar to white sandwich bread too, or roll meat and cheese together. If you need a bread alternative, GF crackers or chips can fill in. Good luck!

• lillian Simple mills

• Rickgyver Trader Joe's Frozen GF Pancakes are as good, or better, than most non-GF, and even better than most GF mixes. Since they're frozen, they keep forever, and they heat up in a microwave in 90 seconds.

• xrayaunie Simple Kneads sourdough breads are terrific! It is sold online. It is also free from egg, soy, and dairy. It freezes well and toasts crunchy after a few runs in the toaster. It is a bit pricey, but so worth it because of my other food intolerances. Hope this helps!

• LLjGreen Bob’s Red Mill