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Crohns Disease Only --- Gluten Free Bread

5thwheeleroldma
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Wife has UC, later rediagnosed as UC + Crohns. Been through all the medications, now on the last ditch medication (asacol quit working, now on humira) before intestine surgery begins. Medication working somewhat, but she still feels bloated, achey, fatigued, etc.

Somewhat in desperation I am having her try gluten free diet as some said that helped them. After about 5 days gluten free (as near as we know how), she does feel remarkably better. Maybe a fluke, other things have been.

My question, is it better to just buy the frozen loafs of Udi's or try to bake your own. The Udi's is not bad, but certainly nothing like our normal grocery store sandwich bread. If gluten free does pan out long term, I will buy some kind of bread machine. I have tried baking bread the normal way with mixed results --- and GF is much more difficult.
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oldmattb
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All But Gluten Whole Grain and Against The Grain Baguettes are the best I have found. I have been GF for almost 20 years.

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5thwheeleroldma
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Thanks Colo Native, we already had Udis and Rudis on our list; will add Glutino. The bought breads somewhat dry and a little crumbly, but maybe I could do no better w/breadmaker.

Colo_Native
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It is easier to buy GF bread than make it, The cost is about the same as well try Glutino and Rudi's both good. I have Celiac so I know what you are talking about.
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