17 May 2020

j00j: rainbow over east berlin plattenbau apartments (Default)
[personal profile] j00j
I'd like to send a gluten free care package to a friend, preferably without resorting to the large retailers known to be engaging in unsafe labor practices at this time. Would love to support a small business.
What are good places to order a nice selection of gluten free goodies (cookies, crackers, other ready to eat/shelf stable items only-- friend is not able to prepare foods). Other dietary restrictions are no caffeine (including chocolate, alas) and no artificial sweeteners.
Schaer website is unfortunately broken-- I can't check out! Ideas?
mific: (Keto foods)
[personal profile] mific
I try to eat keto-friendly foods although I don't stick to it closely these days as oatmeal's been an essential comfort during lockdown. But I prefer lower-carb options so this recipe looked interesting. It's said to be Paleo-friendly too (apparently vanilla's allowed!) although I don't bother with Paleo stuff myself. Anyway, I tried this and it worked very well and was excellent with yoghurt. Very tasty as a snack all by itself, too. I'll put non-keto options where those apply. Below is the version I made with what I had available, and I think this is a pretty forgiving recipe if you want to vary the ingredients. 

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I didn't press the granola down in the pan as the original recipe said as I wanted it to be easy to crumble, and that worked well. The food processor made it easy, but if you use chopped or slivered nuts and don't mind a chunkier granola and some elbow grease with a big bowl and a wooden spoon, you can manage without that. 
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