There will now be a little "Nutrition note" listed on most products in the grocery lists either letting you know that a product is "Amanda approved!" or if there are any ingredients listed to be mindful of. Overall, the items chosen on The Fit Foodie grocery lists are healthy and high in quality, but with any processed food it can be hard to 100% avoid additives, gums, fillers, etc.
As someone with Celiac disease and who has tried it all when it comes to gluten-free products, I've come to find that MOST store-bought gluten free bread is processed junk. Here are my best recommendations I can make with what is out there!
The brand Absolutely! makes awesome gluten free crackers & flatbreads, as well as coconut macarons and other great products! Every item I've seen from them has clean ingredients and contains no seed oils. Amanda approved!
Banza Chickpea Pizza might now be my new favorite GF frozen pizza. The ingredient list is pretty flawless - made with olive oil and simple ingredients! So delicious too.
Bakery on Main has great gluten free oatmeal & cereal options. Their superfood oatmeal is loaded with gluten-free whole grains & other nutrients, and is quite filling. The flavors are great too - perfect for a quick breakfast!
Find these at Costco!
Banza chickpea pasta is an awesome higher-protein pasta substitute that has the texture and cooks exactly like regular pasta! Banza has many different shapes and varieties.
These are typically seasonal at Aldi but if you see them... GET THEM.
These are some of my favorite gluten-free pretzels. I'm honestly not 100% sure why. The flavor is just different yet so good. 120 cals per serving (about 17 pretzels). And they are not just gluten-free, they are grain-free. Contains palm oil instead of seed-oils, which is a better choice.
These are AMAZING. Super macro-friendly and they crisp up really well after baking! A perfect way to have guilt-free, low-carb, gluten-free pizza!
Forager Organic Grain-Free O's are my absolute favorite gluten-free cereal option currently! Has a great sweet taste for such a low amount of sugar. I have it for breakfast or as a snack!
Oatmeal is a filling & fiber rich meal, that is also quick & convenient to make for breakfast!
I love Outer Aisle brand cauliflower thins as a great bread replacement for sandwiches! Trader Joe's also makes their own version which you can check out HERE.
One of my favorites. Ingredients are great too!
One of my favorite lower-sugar treats.
Another favorite lower-sugar treat (for a cookie!).
These are ridiculously good. Any flavor is great, but the Three Cheese is my favorite!
These cookies are soo good! Perfect when craving a simple sweet snack; 3 cookies clock in at 140 calories and only 8g of sugar.
This bread is good - regardless of being gluten free! It's not the most cost effective, but so good for a treat!
Favorite GF pretzel! So crunchy, tastes the most like real pretzels! 110 calories per serving.
My favorite, easy, defrost-at-home gluten free pizza, that clocks in at lower calories than regular pizza due to its cauliflower crust.
These are available at Aldi.
Black bean has 180 cals, 25g protein, 11g fiber per serving.
Tinyada's brown rice pasta (any noodle shape or variety) is my favorite for it's texture and consistency! I usually try to go for bean-based, higher protein pastas but when I'm craving a good standard pasta and need some carbs this one is my go-to!