Glutino Table Crackers- gluten free

I used to eat Saltine Crackers all the time with my soup or chicken broth. But since I have gone gluten-free, I eat the Glutino Gluten Free Table Crackers.
To me, they taste like the crust of the pre-made pot pies in the frozen aisle at the grocery store.

I have bought them at Clarks Nutritional Store and Walmart Neighborhood Market. You can also buy them at Amazon.com.  A seven ounce box usually is about $2.50 to $3.50.

1) Glutino table crackers at Wal-mart

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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Glutino-Gluten-Free-Table-Crackers-7-oz-12-pk/33318159


2) Glutino table crackers at Amazon.com

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https://www.amazon.com/Glutino-Crackers-Original-4-4-oz/dp/B001OW1SJ0/ref=sr_1_8_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1501636446&sr=8-8&keywords=glutino+table+crackers

Rice Dream Rice Milk

I am one of those who can't drink milk due to being lactose intolerant so I have had to find other alternatives. There is almond, coconut and rice milk (or drinks) which I cook with or put in my hot or cold foods like rice grits.

One of the products I use is the Original Organic Rice Dream (Rice Drink). I usually buy it at the Wal-mart Neighborhood Market or the local grocery store like Stater Brothers. The one thing I like about this product is that it doesn't need refrigeration until it is opened. So I can stock up on these and they don't go bad for a couple of years.

They come in vanilla, regular, or unsweetened. Sometimes I forget to look on the package of which flavor it is and accidentally buy the unsweetened which is not what I like. I just add a little bit of agave syrup to it and I am good to go. They come in a couple of different sizes.

I can get a carton of Rice drink for about $2.50 to $3.70. I do try to look for the sales where they have 2 for $5.00. 

Rice Dream at Target

Rice Dream (Rice Drink) at Wal-mart

1) Wal-mart 

https://www.walmart.com/search/?query=rice+dream+original&&adid=22222222224318211288&wmlspartner=wmtlabs&wl0=b&wl1=o&wl2=c&wl3=10390962244&wl4=kwd-64008595146&wl12={ProductId}&wl14=Original%20Organic%20Rice%20Dream%20(Rice%20Drink).&veh=sem

2) Target   

https://www.target.com/p/rice-dream-enriched-vanilla-rice-drink-64oz/-/A-13438976?lnk=rec|adaptpdpexsrch|related_prods_vv|adaptpdpexsrch|13438976|0  

Gluten Free Granola bars

It can become so frustrating as to what foods to eat, if you are like me, who has tremendous amounts of sensitivities to food products. I become sick when I eat dairy and I have sensitivities to foods with gluten, soy, and corn which cause digestion problems. So I either have to limit the food items or avoid them whenever possible. There is a lot of other foods that I can't eat due to the symptoms they cause. Through the last couple of years of searching, I have found some food items that I can actually eat which doesn't cause health problems in my sensitive system.


I found that a nearby Walmart Grocery store has gluten free products. One of the things I like to buy and snack on  is "Gluten Free Granola bars" by Great Value. Their flavors are dark chocolate, trail mix, fruit mix,and peanut butter, etc... For a box of 5, it costs about $2.48. They are chewy which is good for me who can't handle hard, crunchy granola bars due to my jaw problems.

I personally love the dark chocolate one because it seems to melt in my mouth and tastes like a candy bar. I can't eat the peanut butter or the fruit mix granola bars because they have peanuts in them which is another thing I am sensitive too. I lean towards the trail mix flavor due to it having no peanuts and I do love the taste.

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If you want more info on the product, click on the link below to see the nutritional value, etc...
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Gluten-Free-Trail-Mix-Granola-Bars-1-oz-5-ct/37587883


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