Gluten free bread

[Bluebell234]

Just discovered Schar gf seeded bread. Even nicer than Genius and, till opened, with a long shelf life

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Drove a distance to Asda to try Schar gf cream crackers but none in stock.

[dedeottie]

Yes I agree that brand of f2f bread even has a good texture. I have also bought it at my local co operative. I having seen the crackers but will look out for them.

[John419]

Morrisons stock the bread, and my local Sainsburys has started stocking Schar crispbread.

[Tiggykanga]

Me too, the nicest sandwich bread out of all I have tried and does not fall apart or come with enormous holes hidden in centre (and I have tried a fair few including Genius) but so far only found it in a Co-op store 20 miles away!

[Tiggykanga in reply to Tiggykanga]

Apparently available in Morrisons, Tesco & Co-op. The cream crackers are apparently available in Waitrose & Sainsbury but of course it depends on your local stores as to whether they actually have any of the products on the shelves

[Wendyroyle]

Have tried the schar bread rolls sold in Iceland there the best we have tried you can defrost for soft rolls or crisp the up in the oven only takes 4 minuets

[sulamaye]

I will try this is it as good as Bfree bread which I really like as its the only gluten free one that has a chewy texture rather than cardboard and has a flavour and as I used to love sourdough and wholemeal that is great for me, but hard to get hold of where I am, but we do have a co-op.

[beaton]

Love it but they don't sell it in my local Tesco or Asda so drove15 miles to Morrison's but they had sold out. Then popped into the co-op to find they sold it.

It's so much better, not dry and dusty, not falling apart either.x

[Hidden]

Schar have a vast delicious range including pizza bases, (found in Waitrose)which are the best I've ever tasted!

I think all major supermarkets will stock some. On their Facebook page they had photographs of range and different supermarkets for each prize draw offer.