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Sam Mills pasta is made from corn in Romania. Like most gluten free pasta it is dairy free and vegan. Their pasta is made in a gluten free facility and is packaged for the USA in 16oz bags. We've had Sam Mills pasta three times now and I'm ready to say that I do like it.

Unlike most gluten free pasta the Sam Mills seems especially resilient to overcooking. The package suggests 8 to 11 minutes cooking time but we have found it requires 15 minutes unless you want it so al dente as to be nearly crunchy. The shell shape naturally holds pasta sauce, the flavor is nice, and the price per serving is phenomenal. This pasta might be a very good choice for families with young children on a gluten free diet.

I'll give it 4 stars.

	Sam Mills Gluten Free Conchiliette, 16-Ounce Bags (Pack of 12) List Price: $22.68 Sale Price: $19.57 Average Rating:

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In Asian cuisine there is a type of noodle called rice stick. In our experience it is gluten free, but of course you must always read the ingredients. Having once lived in an area where there were many Asian people I was lucky enough to learn a bit about Asian cooking, and using rice stick instead of gluten free spaghetti is fast, easy and less expensive.

Usually rice stick is prepared by soaking the noodles in hot water. Boiling is definitely not indicated for most varieties of rice stick. While you are reading the ingredients be sure to check the instructions for preparing your rice stick.

We quite enjoy having rice stick at our house, it comes in varying widths, but the very thin variety used in making Pad Thai is most common. Below is a list of rice stick offerings from Amazon.

	Dynasty Mai-Fan Rice Stick, 6.75-Ounce Bags (Pack of 12) List Price: $25.20 Sale Price: $18.64 Average Rating:

	Ka-Me Rice Sticks, 8-Ounce Units (Pack of 12) List Price: $33.36 Sale Price: $25.66 Average Rating:

	Thai Wide Rice Stick Noodle -14 oz pack Sale Price: $3.69

	Pad Thai Chantaboon rice stick noodles - 14 oz Sale Price: $3.69

	Ty Ling Py Mai Fun Rice Sticks, 8-Ounce Packages (Pack of 24) List Price: $57.60 Sale Price: $44.31

	Royal Elephant Brand - Rice Stick Noodles (Net Wt. 16 Oz) Sale Price: $1.89

	Roland Pad Thai Rice Stick Noodles, 14-Ounce Package (Pack of 30) Sale Price: $77.44

	Royal Blossom - Chantaboon Rice Stick (3MM) 16 Oz. Sale Price: $3.49 Average Rating:

	Rice Stick - Medium Sale Price: $2.49

	Filchoice Rice Sticks Sauce, 1.4-Ounce Units (Pack of 24) List Price: $22.15 Sale Price: $22.15

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I like the flavor and consistency quite a bit. It is very similar to Vegenaise, but perhaps slightly sweeter. We discovered Mayola for sale on Amazon. It is made in the UK and prominently labeled as gluten free. Below are some photos of the product and a tomato sandwich I made using Ener-G rice bread.

	granoVita Gluten and Dairy Free Original Mayola, 10.9 Ounce Bottles (Pack of 6) List Price: $23.94 Sale Price: $17.91

I quite like Mayola and will be buying more once this 6-pack runs out. I even use a little bit of it in a sauces for a stir fry sometimes. I'd give it 4 or 5 stars.

I'd be delighted to get any feedback you might have to offer about what you do and do not like on this new site. It's at http://store.glutenfreeceliac.com/

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Steve

The first time I set foot there I thought I must have died and gone to heaven, right on the chalk board listing breakfast items were "Gluten Free Vegan Buckwheat Pancakes", I mean WOW! and they are good too. On a more recent visit I took the time to chat with the owner during a slow time, I was ahead of the lunch crowd, and I learned that they use San-J Wheat Free Tamari Soy Sauce which we use at home because it is so nice. They are very well informed about gluten free food issues. Since I'm also vegan strictly as a matter of choice the fact that they are vegan friendly too moves this deli-style eatery directly into my circle of favorite places to eat.

They offer several varieties of gluten free and vegan pancakes, any of their wraps can be made with a rice wrapper instead of whole wheat, and I expect their breakfast bowls are inherently gluten free and vegan. I've had the Indo Wrap and the Buddha Wrap and loved them both. They are full of wholesome things like shredded carrots and dark greens. The buckwheat pancakes are absolutely fabulous and they are served with real maple syrup.

After placing your order at the counter you are given a playing card to put on your booth or table and kitchen staff soon bring your food. On a scale of 1 to 5 I do not hesitate to give five stars to Palm Greens Cafe. Here in Palm Springs we love it when people come to visit, why not plan your trip now? I've added some photos below.

Previous products from Tasty Bite came in a foil lined pouch that could not be put in a microwave oven, this new product is in a plastic pouch and it comes out just right after 60 seconds in our average-powered (1KW) microwave oven.

As with all other ready to heat meals of this genre, I always have mine over a half bowl of rice, and this product goes very well with rice. It gives me Happy Tummy and it tastes good too. I'd give it 4 stars, it could get one more if it was a little bit spicier.

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Only a few blocks North on Chandler street is a fascinating Asian Fusion restaurant named Nancy Chang's. They have been offering GF food on their menu for years, and the wait staff is very knowledgeable about gluten free diet issues, and they even bring GF soy sauce, the wonderful San-J product, to your table. You can check out their website too.

People in Worcester who are on a gluten free diet are lucky to have these two fabulous eateries.

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Once I was diagnosed with celiac disease pizza seemed to be almost completely off the menu. Once in a while one of us might feel adventurous and try making a pizza crust using whatever GF flours we had on hand, but the results were often very disappointing and occasionally the crusts were so hard it brought up images of broken teeth and dental surgery. Considering the time and effort required and the often poor results I had not had a GF pizza in years.

On a recent trip to a local health fraud store we found Ener-G brand pizza shells that were 10 inch diameter and 2 to a box. We decided to give those a try.

With my husband's delicious onion and garlic rich home made pizza sauce, olives, artichokes, mushrooms and some melted soy-based imitation cheese-like substitute food product we had a pair of truly delicious gluten free, vegan pizzas.

The Ener-G crust is very much like a typical thin crust pizza. It did not get particularly soggy, it maintained a good crunch that was typical of an ordinary pizza, and it was just like eating the long ago pizza of my youth.

I was so pleased with the results that I have ordered a pack of 5 cartons of 2 shells each from Amazon. With free shipping you could round off the cost of these shells to about $5.60 per 10" pizza shell, and since Ener-G gluten free food products have a typical shelf life of nearly 5,000 years (slight exaggeration) I'm not worried they will spoil before they are used. If you have celiac teenagers in your house they obviously will be used

Pizza is back on the menu at our house. I suggest you consider giving these a try. I give them 4.5 stars.

	Ener-G Foods Rice Pizza Shells, 10 inches, 12.7-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 5) List Price: $72.60 Sale Price: $55.85 Average Rating:

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