Gluten-Free Tamari Crackers
These tasty brown rice tamari crackers from San-J are packed with flavor. Glazed with tamari, they’re perfect for Asian-inspired snacks and dips.
Free2B Gluten-Free Chocolate Chips
For allergy-safe and school-safe treats, turn to free2b Chocolate Chips. These delicious semisweet chocolate morsels are free from the top 8 allergens.
Annie’s GF Cheddar Bunnies
We’re hopping with excitement about Annie’s new gluten-free Cheddar Bunny Tails. They’re the gluten-free version of popular cheese-flavored goldfish, a favorite with the kiddos.
GF Cookie Bags
Stock your pantry with MadeGood Foods Granola Minis 20-pack, available on Amazon.com. The pack includes 10 chocolate chip and 10 mixed berry bags.
Grain-Free Snacking
Simple Mills Fine Ground Sea Salt Almond Flour Crackers are now available in snack packs.
Pocket Paleo Pizza
Mikey’s Pizza Pockets are the answer to your gluten-free dreams. Not only are these “hot” pockets of pizza certified gluten-free, they’re also paleo-friendly.
The Dash Compact Air Fryer
We loved the Dash Compact Air Fryer's affordable price and its small footprint, ideal for apartment living. However, the basket wasn’t easy to get back into the unit; we burned our hand trying to slide it in.
The Philips Avance Collection Air Fryer
One of our favorites, the Philips Avance air fryer's Turbo Star design was created to circulate air more efficiently. It features a digital screen, presets and a knob to adjust time and temperature. It also pauses during cooking without needing to reset the timer. The high price tag may give you pause. Additional accessories (like double-layer racks, food separators, baking kits, grill master kits) can be purchased separately.
The Krups Fry Delight Air Fryer
This air fryer worked great and produced terrific food. However, the Krups Air Fryer was the loudest unit we tested, with a knob timer that ticked loudly.
The Kalorik Digital Air Fryer
A great unit! The Kalorik Digital Air Fryer comes with a dual-layer rack and stainless steel skewers, which are typically a separate purchase with other brands.
Blog
Regulatory Runaround: Does the Gluten Free Label Really Protect the Public?
Author Jules Shepard recently attended the FNCE – Food and Nutrition Conference & Expo 2018 in Washington DC and attended an important session about...
