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Monday, May 9, 2011

gluten free hamburger and hotdog buns?

YES!!!!!

Udi's have them and they taste just like the regular buns

LOVE them

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everything gluten-free: I have a 7yrs old,3yrs and a 18 months old grandsons. My husband and daughter are gluten-free. My house is gluten-free except for 1 basket of junk-food for my grand-kids. I like to try out new gluten-free recipes. and I just started a BLOG to post my family's favorite recipes.

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