GF products in very unlikely places

GF products in very unlikely places - Winners :)

The awareness about gluten intolerance and Celiac's disease is increasing and the GF products shelf in department stores are getting bigger and bigger i.e. Safeway, Walmart and Superstore. I am still discovering bakeries and speciality stores that carry gluten free products in Winnipeg. I hope to find more and more.

Winners' usually carries gourmet high-end condiments, cookies and sauces. Today I found more than five gluten free snacks that included, GF cinnamon roll's batter, GF lemon biscotti and chocolate biscotti, GF lentil cracker,GF qinuoa cookies and GF ginger snaps. These products are different from what I have seen in stores. Hence more variety for us snack eaters.

Here it is, my lucky find. I hope you find some as well and let me know.

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