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Gluten-Free Recipes and Trader Joe’s GF/DF/SF Snickerdoodles

It’s holiday time.

Which means everyone is eating delicious, wonderful, decadent food that we can’t eat. Not cool, right? Well, fortunately it’s 2010 (and not 1999 like it was when I started on this path) and we’ve got OPTIONS!

One option that I’ll be taking with me to the family’s beach house for Thanksgiving (besides my gluten-free stuffing, mashed sweet potatoes, gf/df/sf pumpkin bread, sweet potato casserole, pumpkin pie, and a new recipe – gluten/sugar-free apple pie) is Trader Joe’s snickerdoodles. These are almost better than grandma’s (shh…don’t tell her!).  Pairs perfectly with a lovely cup of tea.

Enjoy!

Happy Eating and Happy almost Thanksgiving!
-xoHeather :)

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Posted: November 22nd, 2010 under Uncategorized.
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  • Adrianna Lukasiewicz

    Hi,

    Thanks for posting your recipes. I have a lot of friends who are sensitive to gluten and I’m definitely going to try your recipes.

    I’ve been using http://www.caloricious.com/ to search for products that are gluten free and get coupons for products I use all the time. You should check it out!

  • http://www.dairy-free-food.co.uk/home Dairy Free Food

    This is fantastic recipes, and i recommend anyone to try it.

  • Michele

    Does SF mean Soy Free? Because I took it to mean sugar free, based on your website (it’s new to me), but I believe the TJ Snickerdoodles have brown cane sugar in them. Correct me if I’m wrong!!

  • admin

    Hi Michele – Great question!

    The cookies are soy-free but they are refined sugar-free as well (and you are right SF typically means sugar-free). For my blog, some recipes and products will have cane juice and such, but never white, refined sugar. Hope that makes sense!

    Happy Eating,
    xoHeather :)

  • http://www.cookitallergyfree.com Eric Myers

    Never knew about these snickerdoodles. I will definitely have to go and check these out next time I get groceries. I have really been craving some cookies recently.