One of the most difficult parts about becoming gluten free as an adult is that gluten free bread doesn’t stack up well against real bread. In this blog I’m setting out to create the definitive list of gluten free bread brands. This blog is not finished and I will be updating it as I try more breads.
I’m going to divide this blog up into sections based on the type of bread so it will ultimately be a list of best gluten free breads by type.
Gluten Free Loafs of Bread
Gluten free loafs of bread are great for making recipes like gluten free avocado toast, or other gluten free sandwiches. The one thing you need to be prepared for is gluten free bread tends
Udis Gluten Free Whole Grain Bread
I personally like Udis gluten free whole grain bread, which you can find in the freezer section of most grocery stores. It’s similar to normal whole grain bread, but gluten free. The one thing I don’t love about this brand is how small the slices of bread are. They aren’t great for making traditional sandwiches, however, It goes very well with glute free avocado toast.
Gluten Free Baguettes
Against the Grain Original Baguettes
I haven’t experiment very much with different types of gluten free baguettes but I really enjoy Against the Grain’s Gluten free baguettes. They don’t exactly taste like a real baguette but they’re great for making larger sandwiches. I personally use them for my gluten free pulled pork sandwich recipe. This bread also great on its own with butter, or used in a home made gluten free pizza bread.
Gluten Free Pita Bread
BFree Gluten Free Pita Bread
So far I have only found one gluten free pita bread brand so far BFree. Honestly this is the best gluten free bread I have tasted. It tastes the most similar to a real pita bread and makes a great pita pocket, however, the pita is a lot smaller than a gluten pita. I’m a big fan of feta cheese with pita or a souvlaki chicken. I think this gluten free pita bread would go great with a gyro, however, I have yet to find a gluten free gyro.
Gluten Free Rolls
Schar Gluten Free Ciabatta Rolls
I’m a big fan of Schar’s gluten free ciabatta rolls because they’re very versatile and taste great. They have decent structural integrity which makes them great for sandwiches and burgers. Again nothing is going to taste exactly like real bread but this does the trick. I also love this gluten free ciabatta role because they come in two packs at Costco so you get a great deal.
Gluten Free Hotdog Buns
Udis Gluten Free Hotdog Bun
Similar to the Udis gluten free hamburger bun their hotdog bun does have structural integrity issues that I don’t love. They taste really good but the connective dough on the bottom of the bread is weak and often falls apart making your hotdog a mess. I do recommend this gluten free hotdog bun, however, if I find a bun with more structural integrity I would have to recommend that one.
Gluten Free Hamburger Buns
Udis Gluten Free Hamburger Bun
I’m not super impressed with this gluten free hamburger bun. It tastes fine and reminds me of a real hamburger bun but it has structural integrity issues. I find that when I make burgers the bun often falls apart when I make a burger and load it up with too many condiments.
