Finding gluten-free foods in the supermarket does not have to be a chore anymore. Plenty of online suppliers of gluten-free foods make living a gluten-free lifestyle easy and convenient. Sit in the comfort of your home and order all your favorite foods.
Bob's Red Mill
With more than 400 products, including a certified gluten-free product line, Bob's Red Mill caters to those with celiac disease, gluten intolerance, and wheat allergies. The certified gluten-free products are stamped with a company gluten-free symbol, assuring consumers that the company has performed gluten-free testing on its products. Only products that meet the standard of 20 parts per million before milling and after packaging receive the gluten-free symbol.
Bob's Red Mill products are available through the company's website. A link is in the Resources section. They also can be bought through Amazon.com.
Arrowhead Mills
Established in 1960, Arrowhead Mills has grown into a 20-acre operation in the panhandle of Texas. As the company has grown, so has its product line, including gluten-free products that undergo rigorous tests and receive a company gluten-free symbol. Arrowhead Mills also boasts that its gluten-free products have no possibility of cross contamination, leaving those who live a gluten-free lifestyle with peace of mind.
Arrowhead Mills products are available through the company's website. A link is in the Resources section. Select products are also available through Amazon.com.
Jules Gluten Free
As a celiac patient, Jules Shepard set out to create a delicious, non-gritty, gluten-free all-purpose flour. After two years of tweaking, Jules now has a patent pending for flour that can be delivered to your door. Not only does she create the flour in a gluten-free facility, but the facility is also certified as allergy-free and kosher. Jules also offers a cookie, bread, and graham cracker mixes for online purchase. A link has been provided in the Resources section.
Zing Bars
The Zing Bar company was founded by four registered dietitians who each hold a master's degrees in nutritional biochemistry. These bars are gluten-free, wheat-free, and soy-protein free. Zing bars are tested for 10 parts per million gluten, which is the current lowest amount detectable. As of early 2011, Zing Bars made six flavors: chocolate coconut, chocolate peanut butter, almond blueberry, oatmeal chocolate chip, cranberry orange and peanut butter chocolate. All are available for purchase through the Zing Bar website. A link is in the Resources section. You may also purchase Zing Bars through shopopensky.com.
Gluten-Free Supermarket
The gluten-free supermarket is owned and operated by Authentic Foods. While most of the products in the supermarket are the Authentic Foods brand, a corn pasta is also offered from Le Veneziane, which is a brand of Molino di Ferro. Authentic Foods manufacturers gluten-free products in a gluten-free, wheat-free environment. Baking mixes, baking supplies, flours, and pastas are all available for online purchase. An online account is required for purchase. A link in the Resources section will take you to Gluten-Free Supermarket to start your shopping.
Gluten-Free Mall
Gluten-free mall has been offering gluten-free online shopping since 1998. Founded by Scott Adams, gluten-free mall allows you to pick from hundreds of gluten-free products from various gluten-free food companies. Udi's, Dr. Schar, Orgran, Shiloh Farms and 1-2-3 Gluten-Free are some of the companies included at the gluten-free mall. An account is required during checkout. Ninety-eight percent of the orders are shipped the next business day, so your order will arrive quickly at your door. To see what Gluten-Free Mall has to offer, a link is in the Resources section.
