Gluten Free?

[nathansmommy1020 2]

Does anyone know anything about gluten free dough? I recently saw these Chebe brand doughs - in varieties such as Pizza Crust mix, cinnamin roll mix, foccacia mix, breadstick mix, etc... i was wondering if these were a safe alternative for breads? Thanks in advance!

[JinTx 19]

We thought the chebe brand was nasty. We usually stick to bobs red mill.

[divinia2003 4]

Chebe mixes are very versatile. Once I made the regular mix into about six breadsticks (Olive Garden style), brushed them with olive oil and dusted them with garlic powder. My non-GF brother came along and ate TWO of them before I caught him. He had no idea they were GF and loved them. I loved them too.

I made the cinnamon mix, rolled it out thing and cut it into 1 inch by 2 inch strips which I sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. I gave each one a twist and had cinnamon twist crisps.

[Jachut 487]

You have the same issue with GF products as with regular - bread, cake, pizza dough can be hard to eat. I find most of it pretty yuck to b honest,I just do without. But if you lie it and can eat it, then just bear in mind a lot of gluten free stuff is even LESS healthy than wheat based, potato, rice, corn, tapioca flours are all extremely high GI and there's often more sugar and fat too.