- Better Batter- all purpose flour, seasoned flour mix
- 1-2-3 Gluten Free- chocolate pound cake mix, cookie mix (add your own fillings) *also free of dairy, casein, peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, and soy
- Gluten Free Pantry- sandwich bread mix
- The Pure Pantry- chocolate chip cookie mix, sugar cookie mix
- Cherry Brook Kitchen- chocolate chip cookie mix, sugar cookie mix, pancake and waffle mix, chocolate chip pancake mix, yellow cake mix, fudge brownie mix *also peanut, dairy, egg, and nut free
- Coffarro's Baking Co.- chocolate chip, cranberry almond, and lemon vanilla biscotti *also dairy free
- Amazing Dad's BBQ Sauce- original, honey-lemon, honey-garlic
- Go Go Quinoa- quinoa flour, orange zest cookies
- Jo-seph- vanilla o's cookies, animal cookies
- Kind- gluten free fruit and nut bars
- Bakery on Main- peanut butter and chocolate granola bars ($5.99)
- Andean Dream- coconut and chocolate chip quinoa cookies ($5.99)
- Truly Organic Baking- pancake and waffle mix
- Glutino- pretzel sticks, pretzel twists
- Flamous - falafel ships
- La Yapa Organic- red and golden quinoa
- Yummy Earth- organic lollipops and candy drops (post coming soon on their gummy bears)
the prices that were marked on these products the days that we visited appeared to be fairly reasonable, with all of the gluten free baking mixes priced at $4.99, while the Pure Pantry, Better Batter and GoGo Quinoa flour mixes were $5.99. we also appreciate that Homesense has labeled the shelving with a green gluten free label, however be careful as products tend to shift around and you might find a non-gluten free item on the same shelf.
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I never would have thought to look at Homesense for Gluten-Free products, thanks girls I'll check it out on my next trip to the mall!
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