Bruster’s - According to a 7/13/10 email from Bruster’s, the following Sorbet recipes are GFCF: Black Raspberry, Coconut, Lemon, Mango, Peach, Strawberry & Pineapple. If you need to see the email trail to check for other allergens, just let me know. Bruster’s does note the possibility of cross-contamination, of course, so you may want to enjoy only with enzymes.

Ocean City NJ TACOS - Visiting Ocean City, NJ this summer? Check out Pure Tacos, an entirely gluten-free taco stand on the boardwalk, that also cooks casein-free upon request. To learn more visit www.puretacos.com or http://glutenfreephilly.blogspot.com/2010/04/taco-shell.html.

Udi’s Bread – I’m getting emails all around about this bread! Apparently the best on the market! I’m told it’s soy-free and nut-free, but does contain eggs. Check it out in the frozen section at The Healthy Grocer.

Wal-Mart – At the last meeting, someone mentioned that Wal-Mart is now selling Bob’s Red Mill, Glutino, and more. They’re not in a GF section, so you have to look around, but the prices are good.

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Silk Almond Milk – Surprising since it’s from Silk, but this milk is SOY-FREE.

General Mill’s Chex cereals - Five of General Mill’s Chex cereals have now gone GF – Rice, Corn, Honey Nut, Chocolate, and Cinnamon. Read the labels yourself to check for casein.

Orville Redenbacher’s Natural Simply Salted Microwave Popcorn - If you’re looking for a GFCF microwave popcorn, check this out: corn, oil, and salt. That’s it!

Isaac’s GFCF flatbread - You can purchase this from the restaurant. (One GFCF-er did this at the one on 114 and the Carlisle Pike near Wal-Mart.) Cost was $9 for 6 large flatbreads. As always when I put things like this in a handout, I did a net search to try to confirm it’s GFCF status. I couldn’t find the information, so please be sure to double-check for yourself.

Enjoy Life - Enjoy Life is out with granola. We tried the Cranapple Crunch and enjoyed it!