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Plain Croissant - Frozen
The gluten-free croissant is here! Schar has done it again, this new wonder is imported straight from Europe and has amazing taste and flaky texture!
Allergy info - Contains gluten free wheat starch. Wheat starch is the carbohydrate component that is left after processing wheat flour to remove the protein portion. Schar has determined this product is safe for individuals with celiac disease, but not for those with wheat allergies. https://www.schaer.com/en-us/p/croissant
Ingredients - certified gluten free wheat* starch, water, vegetable palm oil, egg, chicory fiber, psyllium seed husks (vegetable fiber), rape seed oil, dextrose, rice flour, egg whites, skim milk, yeast, sunflower oil, glucono delta-lactone, xanthagum, baking soda, sugar, salt, natural butter flavor
Contains - wheat*, egg, traces of tree nuts (hazelnuts) and soy
*The certificated gluten free wheat has been processed to allow this food to meet the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requirements for gluten free foods.
Frozen | Gluten-Free | Non GMO
I was pleasantly surprised! These taste just like the regular croissants you get in the store. I will be ordering more and am very happy about my purchase!
Yum! These were almost as good as what I remember gluten-filled croissants to be! I was more than a little scared about the wheat starch, but I didn't have any noticeable reaction to it and I'm highly sensitive. (If you have celiac, I'd recommend talking to your doctor about it to be safe.)
These were amazing! Bake them as directed on the package and they are wonderful. Of course they are not quite as light as regular croissants, but they are every bit as buttery and flaky! I ate three in one sitting, yikes!
These contain wheat!!!! The first ingredient is wheat - Schar tries to argue that it is gluten free wheat but if you have celiac disease or a wheat allergy these are not for you. I really do not think they should be allowed to call them gluten free - the FDA set a 20 ppm definition on gluten free but that is really not good enough for those of use with celiac disease. I am really mad that I spent $4.79 on these and now have to throw them away. I do not think they should be sold on the Gluten Free Mall's website - if it contains wheat it is not gluten free.