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Hi Nada! Thank you for letting me know! It will also help others as well! In the past, have you baked with potato starch? I’m curious to compare the differences.

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Hi Ziv! Have you played around with testing making bread with the ingredients that are safe for you? Let me know what you’ve tried and I will do my best to help you. I just found your message today. Sorry for the late reply.


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Hi Kaitlyn! Can he consume yeast, sorghum or millet flour and starches (tapioca and potato starch)?


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Hi Tiffany!

Did you use dark buckwheat flour? It’s definitely stronger tasting. Or did you try a light buckwheat flour? A substitute for buckwheat flour for this recipe would be: almond meal/flour, sorghum flour, millet flour or more brown rice and oat flour to replace the 1/2 cup (80 g) of buckwheat flour.


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