Jeannette Shields

Bob's Red Mill has a really good gluten free granola recipe, so I'm looking forward to this strawberry creation. Can the gluten free oatmeal be used in the other recipes above, too?
Thank you.

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Sarena ShasteenJeannette Shields

Yes, you can always substitute gluten free oats in place of conventional oats in a recipe. Just make sure you use the same cut the recipe calls for.

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Carol Moretti

ANY SUGAR FREE?

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Sarena ShasteenCarol Moretti

You can make them your own by adding whatever alternative sweeteners you prefer. Just make sure you swap a liquid for a liquid and granular for a granular so the texture and structure are consistent in the recipes.

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Donna Willard

I cannot eat oatmeal so I would love some breakfast recipes that I could make that is easy on digestion please.

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Jody

I cannot find a place on your recipes that will let print them out to save. I use your Gluten Free 1 to 1 Flour and also your Gluten Free Pancake Mix. (*J*)

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Sarena ShasteenJody

Hi Jody, we apologize that we son't have that function on our website at this time. We suggest you copy and paste it into a platform you can print from.

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val

please....more recipes and foods that are diabetic friendly...less carbs, less sugar . Thanks

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Sandi

I just wanted to say a giant thank you for including my gluten-free strawberry bars in this article. Have a great afternoon :-)

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Raquel

Healthy Breakfast Bars? Every recipe I've looked at so far has some type of refined sugar as a major ingredient. They might properly be called desert bars. Also granola really comes from a tradition of not using refined sugar.

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Laurie

Can anyone find the link for the Gluten Free Strawberry Oatmeal Bars? ive search her site and can't find it

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Sarena ShasteenLaurie

The link is in Fearless Dining, but here is the link just in case you are still having problems. https://www.fearlessdining.com/simple-gluten-free-strawberry-oatmeal-bars/

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