I second Sticky Fingers. They're GF stuff is delicious. Praline also has GF cakes, pralines, and meringues.

Thanks, 10:17 and everyone. I've bought a lot from WF. I was just wondering if that bakery (Freedom) was so great that it warranted a stop for a special treat for dc. From what I've heard, it doesn't sound like it.

Whole Foods Gluten Free Bakery
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/products/gluten-free-products.php

Trader Joes Gluten Free Product List
http://www.traderjoes.com/Attachments/NoGluten.pdf

Most groceries have all of these except the last one which you can find at places like WF or Moms
Natures Path Gluten Free cereals, cookies, & waffles
http://www.naturespath.com/health_diet/gluten_free_celiac_diets
EnviroKidz Gorilla Munch & Koala Crunch
Vans Wheat Free/Gluten Free waffles
Pamelas Cookies
Nana’s Cookies

Original Pancake House has GF pancakes

Try Living Without Magazine--it's a good resource

Op again. There is an article in this month's Washingtonian about a woman who has gluten sensitivity/intolerance and not celiac.

Thanks, pp. Dc was tested for celiac while still on gluten. Dc doesn't have celiac but has a lot of symptoms of gluten intolerance. Nutritionist recommended going gluten free to see if symptoms abate and pediatrician was fine with dc eliminating gluten.

FYI, for celiac disease, you need to be eating wheat, etc when you get the blood test so it is accurate. Not sure re: sensitivity.

Also, WF, Moms sells Rudi's GF bread, as well as packaged GF cookies. Glutino pretzels are great and most grocery stores carry them now.

a lot of restaurants have GF menus--Olive Garden, PF Changs

I have been to Freedom. The cookies and eclairs were very good, the sandwich bread was not as good as Udi's. I would absolutely go by if you in the vicinity, but I'm not sure what you need that is worth the long drive.

OP here. We think dc has a gluten sensitivity. Only way to find out is to try to eliminate gluten. Thanks -- I'll look into Sticky Fingers.

Sticky Fingers does GF

are you doing it by choice or b/c of an allergy or celiac disease?

We are newly gluten free. We had some baked goods from a bakery in Baltimore at Lilit Cafe and were not impressed. Has anyone had stuff from Freedom who could let me know if it is worth it to drive 60+ minutes. Thanks!