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Gluten free hot cross buns

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It has only been in recent months that I realised how common celiac is and how limited the food offerings are for foodies that are gluten intolerant.

My understanding of gluten free foods and the processes involved was limited until we opened our Crust. It is was then that I realised the extra time and care taken to make a gluten free pizza is twice that of a normal to prevent ingredients containing gluten from being passed on. Knowing all of this, I now have a great appreciation of the processes that the gluten free factories go through to ensure their products are 100% gluten free and as close in taste to products containing gluten.

So when I heard there was a gluten free hot cross bun range available at Coles throughout Australia (list of stores available on Momentum Foods website) I was curious to learn more and to find out if it tasted the same. I received a frozen pack in the mail last week and was surprised it tasted fairly close to hot cross buns with gluten.

Texture was a bit different but I found if you heated it for longer it becomes softer. I am told the Simply Wize Gluten Free Hot Cross Buns ($5.99) are made in a 100% gluten free factory to ensure the most gluten free products possible.

If you’re looking for a gluten free hot cross bun - give these gluten free hot cross buns a go & let me know what you think.

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I have foodie cravings all the time and sometimes at very odd hours, hence the name of this food blog, where I share my love for food and appliances that save me time in the kitchen. I also own Crust Mount Lawley with my burger eating half burger boy and am a mum to two girls - junior burger and baby cravings.

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10 Comments

  1. Chompchomp on
    They look yum! Which Coles dd you go to? My local doesn't stock this brand. They only have the Bodhis ones which have soy flour. No good for me. Would love to try these ones!
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    • foodie cravings on
      I had mine delivered but am told the North Perth definitely has it. This is the list of WA Coles which have them according to the website (full list on http://momentumfoods.com.au/latest-news/item/80.html): Albany, Australind, Baldivis, Bassendean, Beechboro, Beldon, Belmont, Booragoon, Brighton Village, Brookdale, Bunbury, Bunbury South, Busselton, Carousel, Chinatown, Claremont, Collie, Dunsborough, Ellenbrook, Erskine, Flinders Square, Forest Lakes, Forrestfield, Fremantle, Galleria, Geraldton, High Wycombe, Hillarys, Inglewood, Innaloo, Joondalup, Kalamunda, Kalgoorlie, Karawara, Kardinya, Kelmscott, Kununurra, Maddington, Mandurah Forum, Manjimup, Meadow Springs, Melville, Midland, Mundaring, Narrogin, Noranda Square, North Armadale, North Perth, Northam, Northbridge, Ocean Keys, Phoenix S/C, Rockingham Park, Scarborough, South Hedland, Southern River, Southlands, Thornlie, Victoria Park Eas, Wanneroo, Warnbro, Warwick Grove.
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  3. Danyelle Franciosa on
    I am switching now into gluten-free foods because I am pregnant and my doctor advised me not to eat too much sweets. The buns looks yummy!
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  4. Michael on
    Gluten free food is where it is at these days if you are trying to stay lean and healthy. A few years ago you could hardly find gluten free product unless you went to a special health food store. Now "Gluten Free" is hitting the main stream! It's about time!
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