Do you like the gluten-free products from Migros?

Schmecken euch die glutenfreien Sachen von der Migros?

I have a question....
Do you like the gluten-free products from Mirgos? Or am I the only one who just thinks they taste bad?
I bought the chocolate cake two weeks ago (after a saleswoman told me that the lemon cake tasted awful) and in retrospect I have to say that it's not just the Z. Cake.
The chocolate cake tastes extremely like additives and preservatives ;o(((
Sorry, but I don't know who approved it, but certainly not someone who has tried gluten-free products from Schär.
I'm sorry, but I won't be a gluten-free Migros customer.
What do you think?

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All replies (5)

Guest

I have a colleague who has coeliac disease. And he has assured me that he only eats the gluten-free things because he has to. If he could choose, he would rather have "real" bread.

But I heard from a friend that she knows a couple who live and cook gluten-free, even though they don't have an allergy.

Greezmo

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Guest

My son thinks they're terrible (he's 10) and misses the gluten-free croissants, which have simply been removed from the range.

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Guest

I feel sorry for everyone who has to eat like this for health reasons. The bread rolls in the test pack were still tasty when freshly baked, but not the next morning.

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Guest

I once baked a chocolate cake with gluten-free flour for an allergy sufferer and it was delicious

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Regenwolke

Hello everyone,
thanks for your comments.
I had to qualify my question a little ;-))
Do you like the GF products from Migros? As someone who is allergic to wheat flour, I have to make a lot of things myself and I like them (most of the time ;o) )
but I find the GF products from Migros just awful.

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