Joan’s GF Great Bakes

I am gluten intolerant and have tried many different brands of gluten-​free products. I bought and tried Joan’s Multi-​grain English muffins. I was very disappointed. I toasted the muffin and put butter on it and thought it would be yummy but it had an aftertaste and tasted too earthy for me. I ate half of one muffin and threw the rest away, which I am unhappy about considering how much they cost. The consistency of the muffin was soft, not hard, but that’s about the best thing I can say considering the awful taste to me.

I just had the bialy. Didn’t realize I had to bake it first, but it only took 10 minutes, then toasted it with butter. Super good crunch and very filling. I haven’t had any bread-​like products since my diagnosis of intolerance 3 months ago. I purchased the bialys at the shop in Freeport. I purchased the English Muffins at Wild by Nature for $ 11.99 for 4. The Freeport factory sells the same E.M. for $ 8.50. Next time, I’m getting the frozen pizza dough. I want pizza soooo badly! :)

After being diagnosed with Celiac disease I did not know where to go for any decent bread type products. I tried Udi’s and a few other specialty gluten free companies and then I heard about Joan’s Gluten Free. Their products are incredible!!! Corn muffins, bagels, bialys and there pizza shells are amazing!!!
I realize that the gluten free market can be very expensive, but everything thing I have had of theirs has been fantastic. A bagel that looks and tastes like a bagel what a concept!!!
Give them a try. I am so glad that I found them!!!

Some of the best gluten free bread products around. Fast delivery. I love the English muffins and everything bagels, they can’t be beat. The shipping is expensive so you have to buy in bulk, but its worth it when you want something delicious and fresh baked. the pizza is great as well!

9 dollars for 5 bagels! What are they nuts! Not even a half dozen! What are they made in Dubai? Lol. Too expensive! Better off at Trader
Joe’s where they also carry gluten free white bread!

After being diagnosed with celiac disease and having to go on a strict gluten free diet, my favorite find is Joan’s. She is a mother and grandmother of celiacs. She not only makes food that is truly gluten free, but everything I’ve had of hers is really, really delicious.
Here’s what they offer:
* Bagels come in a package of 5. 6 varieties — Plain, Everything, Egg Onion Poppy, Sesame, Poppy, and Cinnamon Raisin. Also offer dairy free.
* Chocolate Chip Cookies come 12 to a package. They are frozen and ready to bake whenever you want a fresh, out-​of-​the oven treat.
* English Muffins come 6 to a package and are ready to toast and enjoy!
* NY Style Pizza Crust comes two ways, as a plain crust — ready for you to decorate with your favorite toppings, or as a traditional cheese pizza, topped with Sauce and Cheese!
* Pumpernickel Raisin Rolls come packaged as 4 dinner sized rolls.
* Sandwich rolls come 3 to a package. Choose from plain rolls or Onion rolls. They are large enough to make a deli-​sized sandwich.
* Sicilian Pizza has a thick and chewy crust. Pre-​topped with sauce and cheese — ready for your oven.
* Dairy-​Free Sugar Cookies come 18 per package.
Having only been gluten free for 2 months now, I haven’t tried everything. I have had the sicilian pizza, egg onion poppy bagel, cinnamon raisin bagel, and english muffins. I like them all, but I really love the pizza. It’s the only gluten free pizza I’ve had that really satisfies my pizza craving (I’ve had gluten free pizza at Uno’s and Café Formaggio, as well as frozen ones from supermarket). The bagels are really good, and my kids and I prefer them over regular bagels now. And the english muffins are surprisingly good and not crumbly.
The only thing is that they do not sell it all baked/​cooked/​made for you. Everything is frozen. You can order via phone or website and have it shipped. Or do what I do and phone the order in and pick up. And I like to defrost overnight in the fridge and put in the oven or toaster, instead of defrosting in the microwave. That’s just my preference. But what Joan’s offers (bagels and pizza!!!) and how great it tastes really should get like 10 stars, so who cares if I have to make it myself at home.
Oh, they also offer their products in some supermarkets and health food stores. Check out their website for more info.