Help needed | Imamother

malkyderhn

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 6:10 pm

I've recently fractured my wrist and haven't been able to cook much.
my daughter has Celiac and there are hardly any kosher food markets where we live.
if anyone would be kind enough to send some non-perishable gluten free baked goods even if store bought or point in the direction where I can buy online, would be greatful

malkyderhn

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 6:28 pm

crust wrote:

katzglutenfree.com

thank you not sure we can afford it looks good but very expensive atleast for our budget

simba

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 6:40 pm

I live in brooklyn where there is a wealth of gluten free products. If you go online to any of the Kosher supermarkets and find something you like I can ship it to you.
I believe gourmet glatt, pomegranate, seasons, the marketplace all have websites.

malkyderhn

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 6:53 pm

simba wrote:

so kind of you
how would I repay you?

challahchallah

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 6:57 pm

Have you tried the non-kosher food markets? Sometimes the more natural type stores have a lot of gluten-free products, some of which just happen to be kosher. I hope you heal quickly--broken wrists are no fun!

malkyderhn

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 7:10 pm

the only store we have that carries gluten free kosher baked goods if any is whole foods and it is outside of our budget
for us an $8 loaf of bread is too much

malkyderhn

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 7:12 pm

simba wrote:

I am looking Smile

it looks like all bread is frozen only?

crust

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 7:16 pm

malkyderhn wrote:

I am looking Smile

it looks like all bread is frozen only?

Most gluten free products are frozen. Afaik.
And I am sorry for your broken wrist. I hope you heal soon. You're definitly used to do alot with your hands!

simba

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 7:34 pm

malkyderhn wrote:

so kind of you
how would I repay you?

you can give me your cc to pay with or you can mail me a check. Either would be fine with me.

simba

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 7:35 pm

malkyderhn wrote:

I am looking Smile

it looks like all bread is frozen only?

I have no idea, I don't Shop gluten free.

Boca00

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 9:41 pm

I heard trader joes has a really good gluten free bread. Idk if that's frozen too.

bargainlover

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 10:10 pm

I have no idea where you're located, but the store Aldi which has many locations in the US has a fantastic selection of gluten free products and very, very well priced. Many items are parve. They have pretzels, pastas, granola bars, and I think I've also seen breads too. Hatzlacha and feel good!!

lkwdlady

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 10:24 pm

Here's an option that can be delivered to your door. It comes out to a little over $6 a day and you have food for a month.

https://www.amazon.com/Day-Pre.....+food

or this - 6 loaves of bread shipped to your house to keep on the freezer as you need.

https://www.amazon.com/Katz-Gl.....bread

these powdered donuts look good...

https://www.amazon.com/Katz-Gl.....;th=1

(I never tried any of the above, just trying to help)

cholenteater

Sun, Oct 22 2017, 10:44 pm

You can look up theglutenfreeshoppe.com
They have a large selection. If the prices are not low enough you can see which items interest you and see if they sell it in local stores or on Amazon etc. There is a tremendous market out there. Much larger if you eat OU and don't require other hashgacha. Even larger if you eat OU-D.
Shop rite has it's own brand name gluten free products that are competitively priced. Most challos and bread are frozen but call the gluten free shoppe and see how they can mail it to you. If you would like I can inquire for you

Refuah shelaima!

malkyderhn

Wed, Oct 25 2017, 7:42 pm

was able to make it to Costco and found some Udi's bread, muffins, etc at good prices
thank you all

malkyderhn

Wed, Oct 25 2017, 8:14 pm

Yes Thank You this thread can be closed if need
thanks everyone for the help