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posted by hungryforyummy 3 years ago

I have been to a naturopath and he suggested that I am lactose intolerant, wheat intolerant, and quinoa and barley are other grains that I am sensitive to... I do not know what the common thread is, because there is no gluten in Quinoa, is there?
I really missed baking, and have been using rice flours, potato and tapioca starch, corn, etc... but crave breads that are a little heavier, and more substantial... I was wondering if anyone has similar sensativities, and if Rye flour is one that I could try, is it glutenous? I'd appreciate any ideas! Thanks :)




tags:  breads, flours, bread mixes, namaste, arrowhead mills
 
1. posted by: twisters   3 years ago

With your list of sensitivities, I would be real hesitant to try rye flour when you have other options. As far as the quinoa is concerned, if it is uncontaminated, it is gluten free but some people cannot tolerate it either. There are 3 companies that make flour blends that would be safe for you to try - Pamela's Gluten-Free Bread Mix, Arrowhead Mills - Gluten Free All Purpose Baking Mix, and Namaste Foods - Biscuits, Piecrust & More or their Perfect Flour Blend. If you would like some advice on baking with gluten free flours, go back to "The Checklist" and pull up the individual companies under "All Manufacturers" to link directly to their websites. They also have store locators so that you can find it in your area.

 
 
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