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20 Dec 10 - 10:07 AM (#3057796) Subject: BS: Wheat free Christmas cake From: Bonzo3legs My wife eats wheat free, and whenever I have tried wheat free Christmas cake in the past I have found it to be quite disgusting. However, we bough some from Sainsbury's and it is very good indeed, with excellent icing!! |
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20 Dec 10 - 06:30 PM (#3058120) Subject: RE: BS: Wheat free Christmas cake From: Wesley S Is it made with rice flour? |
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20 Dec 10 - 06:48 PM (#3058125) Subject: RE: BS: Wheat free Christmas cake From: GUEST,mg Aren't there torts or is it tortes made with almond flour or ground almonds? Sounds good. mg |
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21 Dec 10 - 10:37 AM (#3058553) Subject: RE: BS: Wheat free Christmas cake From: Bonzo3legs The wrapping was thrown away, but I think my wife may have bought some more so I'll check. |
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21 Dec 10 - 02:46 PM (#3058759) Subject: RE: BS: Wheat free Christmas cake From: Charmion Tortes (not torts -- those are legal) are frequently made with ground almonds or ground hazelnuts mixed with flour and sugar. |
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21 Dec 10 - 11:47 PM (#3059067) Subject: RE: BS: Wheat free Christmas cake From: LadyJean My mom used to get a fruitcake from Cincinnatti that was made with nothing but fruit. It was pretty good. I bake for a friend with a wheat allergy. She was the one who told me that the best substitute was Barley Flour and Spelt. |