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They have been in operation for a decade and everything fell apart when they opened a second store in the wrong location over an expansion attempt gone sour.
They had the tastiest smoothies, banana bread, pumpkin brownies, s’mores cupcakes to name a few.
There will never be another store like it and it means the loss of the most popular celiac disease place to eat and the only one north of I84 east of the river...now there’s none
They have been in operation for a decade and everything fell apart when they opened a second store in the wrong location over an expansion attempt gone sour.
They had the tastiest smoothies, banana bread, pumpkin brownies, s’mores cupcakes to name a few.
There will never be another store like it and it means the loss of the most popular celiac disease place to eat and the only one north of I84 east of the river...now there’s none
You can go to most targets and they carry gluten free everything. It’s hard to stay competitive.
You can go to most targets and they carry gluten free everything. It’s hard to stay competitive.
Yeah, but frozen Udi's pizza "crust" and "bread" is no substitute for something that tastes good. I do think Nature's Grocer overextended themselves, sadly.
Pure Love in Avon is worth the trip across the river if you haven't already checked it out. They also distribute on a limited basis - I get their bread and other baked goods at New Morning Market.
I think after Christmas I am going to treat myself to a bread maker so I can make gluten free low carb (or paleo) dough for English muffins and pizza dough. That would be healthier. I will let you know how my experiments come out.
My brother lives in Newtown and on holidays my sister-in-law always brings cookies and pastries from a bakery (I think it's a bakery). Maybe it is this one. I will find out where it is on Christmas eve. https://www.findmeglutenfree.com/biz...oasis/12785220
Dee's in Glastonbury has moved to New London Turnpike and has really yummy treats. My husband also needs can't eat eggs or nuts and finds plenty of choices there. He works in Avon and loves the English muffins he gets from Pure Love.
The dark chocolate/pumpkin gluten free brownies were a real treat
Smoothies:
Almond milk, spinach, strawberry, banana, pumpkin
Smoothie of the week each week
Gluten free Turkish figs, apricots
Dark chocolate almonds
And a whole bunch of other things.
But the cafe items I mentioned are what no Target could ever provide as these involved a local chef, Baker, and preparer using local suppliers and made the same day. Whole Foods might have some common local suppliers but this was a single family-owned gluten-free foodmaker
Wow. What a shame. I moved to CT almost 3 years ago and I have enjoyed Natures Grocer in Vernon. I am really going to miss the place
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