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The following have been added to http://GFmall.com/ since the last 
time I posted. You can find them by looking for the "New" icons. 
There are now many hundreds of GF products listed on the page. Only 
the ones below are labeled New.


Abby's Table makes a line of refrigerated table sauces, dips and 
dressings that are 100% organic and free of gluten, dairy, soy, 
casein and refined sugar. Available in the Portland, OR area. Sold 
online in packs of four, though if beyond next day ground shipping 
from Portland it will be expensive to ship.

Bye Bye, Gluti! imports the best gluten-free foods from Italy. These 
foods meet the stricter Italian standard of less than 5ppm of gluten. 
Included are breads, desserts, pasta, and pizza. All products are 
frozen. You can buy online at the site.

Emmy's Organics in Ithaca, NY has a line of gluten-free and raw vegan 
macaroons, granola, nut butters, and chocolate. Available in some 
stores in the Northeast, and online through their site.

EnviroKidz makes has a line of Rice Bars. They are a sweet product. 
You can buy from Amazon where they are eligible for free shipping:
http://www.amazon.com/s/search-alias=grocery&field-keywords=envirokidz+gluten+free/?tag=celiaclist-20

Garden Lites makes a line of low calorie, vegetarian souffles, soups, 
and dishes. Most products are frozen. Some are fresh. To find use 
store locator at site.

Grassroots Granookies are granola cookies that are gluten-free, 
dairy-free, soy-free, nut-free, but do have gluten-free oats. You can 
buy online here.

Lucini Italia sells Cinque e' Cinque, a line of mixes for baked 
chickpea frittatas. Your can buy online at the site, or use the store locator.

Marion's Smart Delights has a line of baking mixes (cookie and 
muffin, and lemon bar). They are free of the top eight allergens and 
use whole grains. Buy at the website.

Montana Gluten Free Processors sells gluten-free oats and Timtana 
products. Timtana is a larger seed selection of the cereal grass 
known in Europe as Meadow Cat's-Tail and in North America as Timothy 
(Phleum pratense). The flour and mixes produce moist and flexible bread.

Mrs. Madewell bakes muffins and cookies in Tampa, FL that are also 
casein, soy, and egg free. You can buy at a few places in the Tampa 
area or buy online.

Something Good distributes cake and bread mixes in the US. They are 
free from all common allergens including wheat, gluten, dairy, nuts, 
egg and soya. All mixes are manufactured in Australia, a country with 
very strict gluten-free standards. They are lining up US retailers. 
For now you can buy at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?tag=celiaclist-20&index=grocery&keywords=Australis+Foods+Something+Good

The Gluten Free Bar makes chocolate + peanut butter, and just peanut 
butter bars. They are dairy-free but include soy. Buy online at their site.

* Please remember some posters may be WHEAT-FREE, but not GLUTEN-FREE *
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