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Old 01-26-2008, 07:40 PM #1
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Default Desparate Newbie-Please help me find xanthan gum substitute or new recipe
Ok, I had plans to do a small party for Jack Jack tomorrow.

I was going to use a gluten free caesin free cake mix I have.

Well, its gone, as in, tore the house apart, and havn't even packed the pantry yet, WHERE THE HECK IS IT! Dh says I already used it.

I have a recipe and I have everything BUT xanthan gum. Anyone know of a substitute?

OR does anyone have Wheat Free, Milk Free Cake Recipe?

I am DESPARATE!

(NO WHERE SELLS GFCF EXCEPT PUBLIX 1.5 HOURS AWAY SO IT HAS TO BE A RECIPE)
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