The New York Times posted a great recipe for a B Articles About Gluten Free Grocery
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Posted On: 2011-12-14 12:28:00 ; Read: 1028 time(s)
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| In a former auto shop in San Francisco's Dogpatch, behind a curtain of orange rubber strips, renowned landscape architect Topher Delaney is working on her latest design - stocking a freezer with gluten-free tamales... [...] |
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Posted On: 2011-11-02 17:05:49 ; Read: 6087 time(s)
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| San Francisco boasts many specialty-food stores, from artisan-cheese shops to high-end ice cream spots. Topher Delaney said she has added to that roster with the city's first gluten-free grocery store. The 1,200-square-foot store—dubbed the Gluten Free Reviewer Grocery—opened in June in the Potrero Hill neighborhood, in the front of a design-and-build studio. The store stocks an evolving list of more than 700 gluten-free items, including cupcakes, pastas and sauces... [...] |
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Posted On: 2011-10-05 18:15:26 ; Read: 886 time(s)
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| Don’t let the unassuming storefront keep you from walking in the doors of Gluten Free Reviewer (GFR) Grocery. If you are looking for a wide variety of gluten-free foods from crackers and cookies to frozen ravioli and cream puff shells, you have come to the right place. [...] |
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Posted On: 2011-10-03 17:37:57 ; Read: 508 time(s)
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| Last Spring Dogpatch became the first San Francisco neighborhood to host a gluten-free grocery store. Gluten Free Reviewer Grocery, located at the corner of Illinois and Mariposa streets, is an outgrowth of a website, www.glutenfreereviewer.com, devoted to reviewing gluten-free foods. It’s operated by Calvin Chin and Topher Delaney, the latter of whom also owns adjacent landscape design firm Seam Studio. Chin developed the original website. “Gluten,” Chin said, “is wheat, barley, and rye.” [...] |
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