David
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- Location
- Naples, Florida
Does anyone have any links for paleo friendly bread or tortilla-like food that can be purchased pre-made?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Paleo bread or tortilla type food
- Thread starter David
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- Location
- Sacramento
Julian brand bread and tortillas can be bought at whole foods and I believe trader joes. I've never tried it, but heard its is ok. You'll find it in refridgerated foods.
I make most of my own bread, which is great. Never had much luck making my own tortillas, despite trying a couple different recipes.
I make most of my own bread, which is great. Never had much luck making my own tortillas, despite trying a couple different recipes.
- Location
- Sacramento
Julianbakery.com
David
Co-Founder
- Location
- Naples, Florida
Thank you! I'll be sure to check my local Whole Foods next time I go.
There are Udi's gluten free tortillas. They are made with rice flour
Does paleo allow starch??
Ds uses all of their stuff and loves it
Against the grain gourmet pita bread which is very flexible and grain free
Just buckwheat and tapioca starch but it does have milk and yeast
Not dough enhancers xantham gum or fillers etc..
Bends better than most gf products
http://againstthegraingourmet.com/gluten-free-breads
Whole foods did have a coconut flour based tortilla but it tastes like coconut and was very fragile
Ds uses all of their stuff and loves it
Against the grain gourmet pita bread which is very flexible and grain free
Just buckwheat and tapioca starch but it does have milk and yeast
Not dough enhancers xantham gum or fillers etc..
Bends better than most gf products
http://againstthegraingourmet.com/gluten-free-breads
Whole foods did have a coconut flour based tortilla but it tastes like coconut and was very fragile
David
Co-Founder
- Location
- Naples, Florida
A loaf was almost $14.00 at Whole Foods here. Hahah. I don't need bread THAT much
I would just make your own
Super easy and freeze
Tortilla are much harder though
This bread recipe is great
Just sub out the quinoa and sorghum flours for other high protein flours like almond
The main thing is the ratios
Have used various non flours with it
No issues
Even fresh pumpkin
http://www.simplyquinoa.com/high-protein-quinoa-bread-recipe/
Super easy and freeze
Tortilla are much harder though
This bread recipe is great
Just sub out the quinoa and sorghum flours for other high protein flours like almond
The main thing is the ratios
Have used various non flours with it
No issues
Even fresh pumpkin
http://www.simplyquinoa.com/high-protein-quinoa-bread-recipe/
$14 dollars??? holy moley
David
Co-Founder
- Location
- Naples, Florida
Hahah, yeah. I think gold is the main ingredient.
they are all almond heal or tapioca starch or similar but when you have a hankering sometimes you have to do it....
I've tried a few and they sorta do the trick.
http://eatdrinkpaleo.com.au/the-best-of-the-paleo-bread-recipes/
I've tried a few and they sorta do the trick.
http://eatdrinkpaleo.com.au/the-best-of-the-paleo-bread-recipes/
- Location
- Sacramento
Hmmm, maybe that explains why I've never tried it. I usually make my own. I'll make a couple double batches on a weekend and then freeze them for use over the next month or two. Sounds like a lot of work, but once you've done it once or twice, it is really pretty quick and easy. And at way less than $14/loaf, that is crazy.A loaf was almost $14.00 at Whole Foods here. Hahah. I don't need bread THAT much
I do not recommend the Julian Bakery Paleo Bread. I bought a loaf and wanted to immediately spit it out because it tastes like cardboard. The closest thing to Primal/Paleo that I found that I could stomach was Against the Grain pizza and their breads. However, if you don't do dairy, it contains mozzarella cheese. It is really good, though.
Against the grain gourmet makes dairy free cinnamon raisin bagels
It has coconut milk though
Ds loves the baguette /bagels /rolls and pizza crust /pita( used like a burrito shell)
Avoiding milk for now but hopefully soon he can have those again
It has coconut milk though
Ds loves the baguette /bagels /rolls and pizza crust /pita( used like a burrito shell)
Avoiding milk for now but hopefully soon he can have those again
I have been wanting to try the cinnamon raisin bagels as I love the sesame version, but none of the stores carry it around here and, unfortunately, you can't order it online.
I'm avoiding dairy, too, as much as possible as I'm trying to convince my GI doctor that my symptoms are not IBS or lactose intolerance. I just bought some cheese alternatives yesterday - Tofutti cream cheese and Daiya Cheddar Style Block. Haven't tried either yet, but I'm hoping the Daiya works well on my favorite Amy's Black Bean Chili (melts well).
If you have a health food store close by most will order stuff for you if you ask
Ds avoids a lot I have found baked potato in place of cheese work well with a veggie gf pizza
Ds avoids a lot I have found baked potato in place of cheese work well with a veggie gf pizza
I asked one of the ones closest to me but they want me to go through a whole ordering process IN PERSON so they can figure out how to order through the manufacturer. They are only open Mon-Sat from 9a-6p and I work Mon-Fri from 8:30am-5p. I am often not available on Saturdays, so I haven't been to that particular store. The other two are saying that they don't have room right now, but will keep it in mind for the future.