Buy rice noodles at a Chinese grocer. They are much cheaper than in the store. They also have more dried foods there, which are great for camping.

Buy either General Tso's sauce or Peanut Sauce at a grocery store. Check out the other asian sauces they have.

Make rice noodles, add one of your sauces, and 1/4 cup of cashews or almonds. Add cooked veggies if you like. Tastes great.

sound good.

You can also buy rice flour, sweet rice flour, tapioca & potato starch flour at a Oriental grocery.  They are cheaper that a health food store.  I have foumd sweet rice flour makes very good gravey.

I'm getting cravings for my GF hot fudge cake. Mmm.

I second that about going to the Asian store to get gluten-free noodles and other food.

Also, don't forget, potatoes and rice are gluten-free, super-cheap, and available everywhere.

Kelly, I just read my Meijer brand Julienne and Augratin potatoes, and they have gluten in them. Doh.

I still haven't found a good gluten-freem bread.   I have been looking since 1990.

My daughter likes chebe bread.  Have you tried that?  

General Mills now has  rice, corn and honeynut chex.  Says gluten free right on the front of the box.  Woo Hoo!!