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Pros & Cons

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Pros

This is a good gluten free cookbook for people who are avoiding gluten. The chocolate cake is to die for, the pasta guidance critical. It’s an essential book for celiacs. Thele books are amazing.

The flour blend recommended by atk is by far the best i've tried! The recipes are for replacements of existing recipes that normally contain gluten. Atk uses their own flour mixture upon which all their ingredients requiring flour is used.

The flour recipe is universal and i have used it in everything from cupcakes to cheese sauce. It's much more economical than buying any of the gf flour brands on the market. Best of all it uses ingredients i already have in my gf pantry.

Cons

Don't have a kindl? My recommendation is don't waste your money on this thing. They seem unnecessarily complicated and don't turn out well.

Gluten-free cookbook uses 80% white rice, potato starch, and tapioca starch. White rice flour is slow to absorb liquids and absorbs oil very poorly. There are gf pastas that are better and less expensive than those recommended by atk.

It seems to me that atk was just phoning it in with this book. The authors make many inaccurate statements. I expect a used book to be useable.

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Quality

Came in good condition some corners of the pages were bent but did not lower the quality of the book

Pros• recipes work as well as or nearly as well as their gluten containing counterparts• detailed explanations on how they came... Read More

I started with the king arthur blend but like their tasters stated it was grainy

I am in agreement with the results of substitutions

Packaging/appearance

Finding out we needed to go glutenfree was like a kick in the stomach

Competitiveness

” thoroughly tested recipes with pointers tips and reviews of glutenfree breads and pastas you can buy

One of the best glutenfree books around

We started purchasing glutenfree products at the store and hated so many for poor flavor and texture

• no hard cover optionother comments• as others have said this is a glutenfree cookbook

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This product had a total of 2,155 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 24 2022.