Gluten Free Brands
This is a huge list of Gluten Free Brands. It is a work in progress, please feel free to comment with any other brands you know and use. If you are a company who would like to be listed please feel free to contact us. We try to update it as we find new brands we love.
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Melissa is a football and soccer mom who has been married to her best friend for 24 years. She loves sharing recipes, travel reviews and tips that focus on helping busy families make memories.
Thanks so much for list! I always like saving money on gluten free products and knowing what other people like.
Hi – we have an 11-year-old entrepreneur in our community, Lauren Crawford, who created Notta Cupcake (it’s cake in a cup) and she just introduced a certified gluten free version. Her website is NottaCupcake.com and you can also find Lauren on Facebook at Notta Cupcake. Is it possible to add her product to your list of gluten free brands?
General Mills has gluten free products like baking mixes (brownie, cookie, cake) even bisquick has a gluten free option. General mills Chex cereal also has 5 kinds that are gluten free. Popchips brand are gluten free, frito-lay have gluten free options, and one of my favorites, Food should taste this good brand cracker chips.
I just looked on Zatarain’s site. I followed a link from another gluten free site. Zatarain’s has 19 gluten free rice dinners. And some recipes that sound really yummy!
Trader Joe’s has a delicious corn pasta, so much better than rice, and its only about 1.50. It’s great! They have three different types and its Gluten Free!!!
Bell and Evans is the best frozen gf chicken strips I have found, and Starfish has great gf battered fish and shrimp! Fahlstrom Farms is also excellent!
Is Pillsbury Frosting gluten free?!
i am border line celiac, but i find these gluten free products are very expensive….
They are 5 times the cost of traditional brands.
Nice post Melissa! Here are our favorite GF brands, some of which has already been covered above. I thought maybe your readers would like to know specific products.
Pasta:
1- Barilla has some GF options (i.e., penne, spaghetti)
2- Trader Joe’s had a GF corn pasta which they no longer carry
3- Ancient Harvest has GF quinoa pasta that has a nutty flavor
4- Schar is a European GF brand. In Italy, we picked up GF lasagna pasta which was really good.
Breads:
1- Udi’s GF sliced bread
2- Franz (brand in Oregon) has good GF hamburger buns and sliced bread
3- Glutino GF English Muffins
4- Against the Grain GF Baguettes
Cookies:
1- San J – GF rice crackers
2- Pamela’s
3- Jovial GF fig newtons
Cereals:
1- Cheerios now has GF; however check the date. They recently had a recall on GF cereals with expiration dates of July 2016
2- Udi’s granola
Sauces:
1- Kikkoman GF Soy Sauce
2- Lee Kum Kee Panda Brand (green label) Oyster Sauce
Thank You!
These are all great. I love both Larabar and Katz in particular.
I just discovered a new brand Wheat’s End – http://www.wheatsend.com which has the best bagels and donuts that I have ever tasted. They are small but amazing. I believe that they also have a café in Chicago which is the only celiac-friendly one in the entire city.
Just wanted to share with the community!
Thanks for the great list. Having it sorted alphabetically would help a ton when at the grocery store and wanting a quick reference.
I’ve recently developed allergies to grain and dairy and was feeling pretty defeated until stumbling across this website. Thanks.
Great list!
My fav energy bar is Gluten Free too. My go to flavours are chocolate almond and mocha fudge. They have 10 to choose from.
solo energy bar
If you’re in Canada you can order direct, and in the US you can order from Amazon.