When my son was first diagnosed with food allergies, one of the most difficult things I found to replace was bread. It's something he REALLY enjoyed to eat and I needed to find a substitute fast!
Initially we still had wheat so I needed to find a safe bread that was free of egg, soy and dairy which proved to be so difficult at the time I borrowed my mother in law's bread maker and got to work.
I got really good at making this bread and he loved it..... Then we lost gluten and rice as well with his diagnosis of eosinophilic oesophagitis and that made it even harder!
That was quite a few years ago now and I'm happy report that there are heaps of easy options now if you want to make some bread at home. As you get more experienced you might even like to create your own recipe with a blend of flours but mixes are a great place to start and handy on busy days too!
This is guide of the bread mixes we have at Happy Tummies to make it easy for you to select something for your family.
These lovely bread mixes by Gluten Free World are blended in a dedicated gluten, dairy and nut free facility. They give great results every time and are endorsed by F.G. Roberts.
Simply Wize Crusty Bread Mix is a lovely fluffy white bread mix, perfect for entertaining. It is gluten free but does contain soy, egg and yeast.
The Gluten Free Food Co not only have a delicious Gluten Free Organic Bread Mix, but they also have a really yummy Gluten Free Organic Wrap Mix as well. These mixes are gluten free, dairy free, egg free, nut free and soy free and do not require yeast or egg to make them up either.
The most popular brand at Happy Tummies is Well & Good.
Well & Good Crusty Bread Mix is great for families with multiple food allergies because it's free from gluten, wheat, egg, dairy, nuts and soy. It comes with a yeast sachet included.
This amazing bread flour by Wild Sourdough is produced in a factory that is free from gluten and free from the top 10 food allergens (gluten, wheat, dairy, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, crustaceans, fish (including shellfish), sesame and lupin). It's packed with fibre and protein. Get recipes to make wraps, pizza, bread, cakes, cookies and more here.
I hope you find that gluten free bread mix round up helpful! You can checkout our whole gluten free bread mix range here. Lisa x