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Home » Gluten Free Information » The 9 Best Gluten-Free Products for People with Celiac

The 9 Best Gluten-Free Products for People with Celiac

Last Updated November 30, 2020. Published May 22, 2020 Good For You Gluten Free

The 9 Best Gluten-Free Products for People with Celiac

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I created this post featuring the 9 best gluten-free products for people with celiac as part of my May 2020 Celiac Disease Awareness Month campaign. I invited only my favorite brands to be a part of this campaign. Some of this is sponsored content and contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosures.

Celiac Disease Awareness Month is not canceled despite everything going on in the world.

In fact, dare I say that Celiac Disease Awareness Month is needed more than ever for several reasons.

For starters, celiac disease diagnoses continue to rise, perhaps even surge. While it’s generally accepted that one percent of the population has celiac disease, researchers in Denver have strong reason to believe the incidence of the disease is closer to three percent of the population.

On top of surging celiac rates, awareness for the disease remains low. This might explain why it takes a mean average of 11.7 years for someone to get a diagnosis after the first onset of celiac-related symptoms. Take that in. Eleven years!

This means doctors are still not testing their patients for celiac disease despite the presence of symptoms, and it means patients are likely getting misdiagnosed with other disorders, and/or suffering for no reason at all.

Bringing Awareness to Celiac

I’m always looking for innovative ways to bring awareness to celiac disease, and this year is no different.

To help bring awareness to celiac disease and the gluten-free diet, I’m partnering with some of my favorite gluten-free brands – the ones that make my favorite gluten-free products – to do just that.

These gluten-free brands care about the celiac disease community and always ensure there are safe, delicious and awesome products awaiting us.

While it’s never easy eating gluten free, these brands sure to make it easier. So let’s celebrate the companies that celebrate us most!

9 Best Gluten-Free Products - Celiac Disease Awareness Month Celebration

Best Gluten-Free Products

Below you’ll find nine of the best gluten-free brands on the market today, all hand selected by me and listed in alphabetical order.

Bob’s Red Mill

Bob’s Red Mill has been one of my favorite brands for a long time and with good reason. The company makes a slew of gluten-free flours and products that make living a gluten-free life much tastier.

While I love many Bob’s Red Mill products, my favorite is Bob’s Red Mill’s 1:1 gluten-free flour blend.

Picture of Bob's Red Mill 1:1 gluten-free baking flour in post about best gluten-free products

I use this flour as a cup for cup swap in most baked goods recipes. When a recipe calls for one cup of wheat flour, I use one cup of Bob’s 1:1 blend.

Search my website for the keywords “Bob’s Red Mill” and you’ll find a ton of inspiring recipes that will ensure you are well fed!

Visit bobsredmill.com to learn more.

Brazi Bites

Brazi Bites makes crave-able products my family loves, especially my kids. And because eating gluten free is a family affair, it was a no brainer to include Brazi Bites on my favorites list.

I first fell in love with Brazi Bites cheese bread. The texture of these little balls of dough is amazing. The mouthfeel can’t be beat.

Picture of Jenny holding Brazi Bites bag in post about best gluten-free products

And then they came out with frozen mini-empanadas too. Be still my gluten-free heart.

Brazi Bites Empanadas picture

These snackable bites of joy have a flakey, cheesy crust and are made with only clean ingredients. Best of all, they’re ready after 20 minutes in the oven with no fuss. Lunch (or snack) is served, kids!

Visit brazibites.com to learn more.

Canyon Bakehouse

Every person with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity needs to know about Canyon Bakehouse. Most of us swear by it because it tastes the most like REAL bread – fluffy, spongy and all!

Discovering Canyon Bakehouse was like running into an old friend that I hadn’t seen in a long time. Now that we’re reunited (Canyon Bakehouse bread + me), we’re inseparable.

Picture of avocado toast and tomatoes on Canyon Bakehouse gluten-free bread

Print a coupon and learn more at canyonglutenfree.com.

Crunchmaster

When I have a bad case of the munchies, I know I can always turn to Crunchmaster crackers to give me that taste and crunch I desire.

These “crack”ers have gotten me through many intense snack attacks over the years.

Picture of Crunchmaster crackers packaging and crackers in post about best gluten-free products

I love to create fun snack platters filled with snacky vegetables, dips, and crackers. It keeps me (and my kids) from reaching for sweets every time we’re craving something to eat.

Picture of Crunchmaster crackers and snack platter with guac and hummus

Crunchmaster makes a ton of different types of crackers in a multitude of flavors, making it a no-brainer brand to feature on this best gluten-free products list.

Learn more at Crunchmaster.com.

Enjoy Life Foods

Enjoy Life Foods was one of the first brands I discovered when I first started eating gluten free, and I remember my friend telling me that the entire line of Enjoy Life Foods was certified gluten-free.

I’m personally hooked on Enjoy Life’s dairy-free mini chips. They work beautifully in so many of my recipes.

Below you’ll see that I topped sliced apples with nut butter and Enjoy Life mini chocolate chips. Yum!

Enjoy Life mini chocolate chips with sliced apples, nut butter and chocolate chips.

Enjoy Life Foods make so many products for our community, all portable, snackable, and 100 percent allergy-friendly like the following soft-baked cookies you see below.

Picture of Enjoy Life cookies in post about best gluten-free products

In fact, every single item from Enjoy Life Foods is free from the top eight food allergens – wheat, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, shellfish, fish, dairy, and eggs, plus six additional allergens including casein, sesame, sulfites, lupin, and mustard.

Learn more at EnjoyLifeFoods.com.

Happy Egg Co

I often talk about the importance of eating naturally gluten-free foods, and one of the most bioavailable naturally gluten-free foods are eggs.

I’m picky when it comes to eating any old egg. When have the choice, I choose Happy Eggs and it’s why Happy Eggs is one of the brands I’m celebrating for Celiac Disease Awareness Month.

Close up on Happy Egg packaging

I eat Happy Eggs almost every morning and love that they have creamy, bright-amber yolks that taste amazing. And these eggs come from hens who get to frolic on over eight acres of pasture!

Here’s what a typical breakfast looks like for me:

Happy Egg carton surrounded by toast breakfast

Learn more at HappyEgg.com.

MegaFood

I’m always up for celebrating brands that keep my nutrient tank full*, and that’s exactly what MegaFood does for me.

Plus, I’m a sucker for gummy vitamins and soft chews vs. pills, and in this department, MegaFood delivers!

Unfortunately, many gummy vitamins contain gluten, as well as pork, soy, pesticides, and other icky ingredients.

Picture of Jenny holding MegaFood women's multivitamins

MegaFood gummies and chews are different. They are free from dairy, soy, and gelatin. They are non-GMO project verified, certified glyphosate residue free, and tested for 125+ herbicides and pesticides.

I take daily the Women’s Multivitamin Soft Chews, a B12 Energy Gummies, and a daily Elderberry Immune Support* Gummies. Got to keep that immune system going strong, and MegaFood helps me do just that*.

Close up pic of MegaFood B12 energy vites

Learn more at MegaFood.com.

Mikey’s

Mikey’s products are made with simple, recognizable ingredients, making its product line full of foods I can really sink my teeth into!

It all started with Mikey’s English muffin, and today, the company makes all sorts of fun products including the best cassava flour tortillas around and portable breakfast and lunch “pockets.”

Inside these pockets you’ll find a plant-based “cheese” and delicious sauce. The outside crust is perfectly toasted and delicious in taste and texture. And best of all, the pockets are 100 percent gluten, grain, and dairy-free.

Learn more at eatmikeys.com.

Three Wishes Cereal

My wish for a high-protein, low-sugar, grain-free cereal came true when I discovered Three Wishes Cereal, a brand I am proudly featuring in my best gluten-free products list.

Three Wishes cereal tastes like the cereal of my childhood, albeit without all the junk ingredients. I snack on it like popcorn.

Jenny eating Three Wishes cereal in post about best gluten-free products

Here’s what you need to know about Three Wishes:

  • The main ingredient is protein-rich chickpeas!
  • It comes in 3 flavors, cinnamon, honey, unsweetened
  • It contains 70% less sugar and 8x the protein of other cereals
  • It’s free from gluten, wheat, dairy, soy, oats, corn, rice, and peanuts
  • It tastes amazing. Perfect for breakfast or snacking!

You can purchase it at Sprouts or online here. Get 10 percent off with the code GOODFORYOU.

Close up on Three Wishes cereal in post about best gluten-free products

Learn more at threewishescereal.com.

These Are a Few of My Favorite Things

Now that you know my favorite gluten-free products, it’s your turn to share yours.

What are you favorite gluten-free brands? What brands make your life with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity a little easier?

Please leave a comment to share and help me pay respect to the brands that serve us best.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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  1. Liz Mullins says

    May 25, 2020 at 7:55 pm

    Some of my favorites is the brand Glutino-their crackers are amazing for dips! I also enjoy Katz they make doughnuts and many other sweets!

  2. Jenny Levine Finke, Certified Nutrition Coach says

    May 24, 2020 at 8:59 am

    Thank you Lisa!

  3. Lisa Judge says

    May 24, 2020 at 7:34 am

    You’ve mentioned so many of my favorites! Canyon Bakehouse, Bob’s Red Mill, Brazi Bites and Enjoy Life have made it so much easier to feel “normal”. One you haven’t mentioned- which may be a regional brand- is Three Bakers … awesome rye style and white bread. Love your Instagram feed and emails- always so much great info

  4. Jenny Levine Finke, Certified Nutrition Coach says

    May 22, 2020 at 1:26 pm

    I hate that we have to pay more for less food too. Major pet peeve here too. Most of these items you can find in grocery stores.

  5. Jenny Levine Finke, Certified Nutrition Coach says

    May 22, 2020 at 1:24 pm

    Thank you so much Mary. Love that you’re trying new recipes and products.

  6. Jenny Levine Finke, Certified Nutrition Coach says

    May 22, 2020 at 1:23 pm

    Thanks Debbie!!

  7. Jennifer says

    May 22, 2020 at 10:42 am

    I love Canyon Bakehouse bread and Bob Mills. Do you order your flour online or get it at the store? One of my pet peeve GF food is the smaller packaging. I have to buy two of many items since we have multiple people who cannot eat gluten.
    Thank you for sharing! I will look for these items at our store.

  8. Mary Simmons says

    May 22, 2020 at 10:38 am

    I enjoyed your list of favorite things and agree with many of your choices. Bob’s Red Mill is definitely a staple in our house, and Enjoy Life, Happy Eggs, and Canyon Bakehouse and Crunchmaster crackers are favorites, too. Against the Grain pizza and baguettes are great when I can find them, which isn’t always easy. I haven’t tried any of your other choices, but will look for them. I so appreciate reading your tips, recipes and advice. Having Celiac disease is not the end of the world, and I have found my inner baker is happy trying new recipes.
    Thank you!

  9. Debbie Mann says

    May 22, 2020 at 10:36 am

    My favorite go-to gluten free chips are LiveGFree Black Sesame Brown Rice Strips and I think Glutino chocolate chip cookies taste most like Chips Ahoy! Have a great Memorial Day weekend Jenny!

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