Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Product Review: Three Bakers, Whole Grain Rye Style Bread.
If you are a seasoned Celiac like me, you know that some gluten free bread lacks in taste. They are not moist, the bread is crumbly, and certainly not worth the $6 a loaf you pay at the local supermarket.
However, there is one type of bread, that I have come across, that is absolutely amazing. Three Bakers is a 100% gluten free baked goods company. They are known for putting out amazing gluten free bread. One of the Three Bakers, Jane Trygar, is a fellow Celiac. She worked alongside her father (until he passed away), and her husband. Trygar was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in 2002. She and her husband have been working hard to make gluten free baked goods that are delicious.
Several months ago, as I was food shopping, I was looking in the GF frozen food section of my local supermarket. I noticed Three Bakers, Whole Grain Rye Style Bread. My heart skipped a beat. Before I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease, rye bread was my favorite bread of all time. I just loved the taste of it. After my diagnosis, I was upset because I could never have rye bread again.
When I saw the rye style bread, I immediately put it in my shopping basket. The next morning, I was making eggs and toast, using the rye style bread. I put my favorite jam on it, and took my first bite. Can I tell you, it was the best GF bread I have ever had! It tastes EXACTLY like rye bread.
If you are Celiac, and miss rye bread, you MUST pick up Three Bakers Whole Grain Rye Style Bread. The nutritional facts are very reasonable, only 140 calories. Sodium is only 230mg, which is pretty good for bread. They are fairly pricey, but, so worth it.
Sources:
http://www.threebakers.com/index.php/our-story/our-promise.html
http://www.celiac.com/glutenfreemall/three-bakers-style-glutenfree-bread-p-2433.html
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