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Gluten free Wedding Cake

xocrystal1026xocrystal1026 member
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I'm gluten-free which means no wheat flour or any other type of enriched bleached/unbleached flour. Therefore, I am having a hard time finding a reasonably priced bakery that sells gluten-free cakes. Would anyone know of a good bakery in the Philadelphia/South Jersey area?
Thanks! :)
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Re: Gluten free Wedding Cake

  • AscrippAscripp
    Second Anniversary First Comment
    edited December 2011
    You'd probably get more answers on your local board
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  • arrabellearrabelle
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    edited December 2011
    meh...gluten-free sweets seem really common in colorado, and i've never tried a gluten-free cake that i liked...........plus they're sooooooooo gd expensive.

    one option could be to have a small cake or the top tier made gluten-free for you and FI to cut, and have the rest be a regular cake.  just an idea.  otherwise ditto pp i'd check your local board or the vendor lists.

    good luck!
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  • peanutty2peanutty2 member
    Third Anniversary 100 Comments
    edited December 2011
    Trader Joe's has a gluten free chocolate fudge cake.  It's a small circle cake that costs like 10$.  My friend used this as her wedding cake for her and had a regular cake for everyone else and for show.

    I'm sure if you go to Whole Foods also they have a couple lines of gluten free cakes and cupcakes they sell that you could get for yourself or contact the bakery - I know my friend also LOVES one of them but they're based in maryland.  She gets the cupcakes from whole foods though.

    There's another bakery in philly - sweet freedom? I don't know how good they are.  I'll see if I can get any other bakery names and update later.

    You might want to consider that idea though of having something smaller and gluten free for you and then a bigger regular cake for others.

    Also, post this on the NJ/PA boards I'm sure others have many more ideas!
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