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Gluten free, egg free sunflower bread!

Gluten free, egg free sunflower bread!

I don’t know why but I have been obsessed with buying some millet flour but I just could not find it. Today I had lunch with my friends in town, so I went to one of the posh supermarkets who have a huge selection of imported ingredients! and yes!!! I found it!!! But then I realized, my freezer is still full of muffins and brownies. What else can I bake…. what about BREAD!?!?!? After going through…

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My Favorite Bread

Over the last several years I've tried a large variety of different gluten free breads available from the supermarkets, as well as several attempts to bake my own from several different recipes.

In my opinion, Genius Gluten Free Bread, is by far the best. The new improved recipe gives the closest resemblance the doughy texture of regular wheat based breads.

Genius also offer a wider range of gluten free baked goods and is stocked in large supermarkets; including Sainsbury's, Asda and Waitrose as well as a large variety of independent stores

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BREAD for type O

I LOVE bread. I love my toast in the morning, croutons in my salad or as an afternoon snack with a cup of tea. So many gluten free breads that I tried were either disgusting or still contained flour from the grains that we O types are supposed to avoid. Here are my favourites I have found over the past year and of course are NEUTRAL for O's.

N.B I live in Sydney Australia so all of my suggestions will be based on what I can purchase locally.

SONOMA BAKERY - Ahhhhhhmazing!

They do a spelt bread, spelt/rye mix and a 100% rye sourdough. These are so good you can even do a fresh cut sandwich with them which is rare when it come to the quality of GF/Type O breads.

http://www.sonoma.com.au/retailers/sonoma-stockists/

HEALTHY BAKE SPELT FRUIT LOAF

This was the first brand I discovered that I really liked. Great for breakfast with a drizzle of olive oil. It also stores well in the freezer so you keep it there and take out pieces to toast as you require them.

http://www.healthybake.com.au/main.php?page=display_product&category=Spelt&id=24

COMMON GROUND BAKERY

These guys have a store in Katoomba, which is where I found their bread. They apparently have a bakery in Rozelle (I've never been) but also sell in markets and health stores around Sydney. They have lots of breads that Type O's can eat and they are delicious but more suited to toasting as they are quite dense. My favourites are the Pumpkin/Spelt sourdough and the Sunflower & Sesame seed sourdough.

http://www.wollondillyharvestexperience.com.au/listing_view.php?listing_id=39

MOUNTAIN BREAD

My naturopath told me the rice or rye options from the Mountain bread range were good for type O. If you haven't had these before they are super light and therefore not very filling. However, they are so handy and versatile I use them in so many ways - wraps, the "pasta" bit in lasagne, or pastry for a pie, mini quiches or sausage rolls. I'll post some of those recipes later but you might like to experiment with how you can use these wraps. You can find this brand at most supermarkets too.

http://www.mountainbread.com.au/cgi-bin/index.pl