A traditional brunch menu is typically heavy on gluten-filled options and when you're visiting in-laws for Easter, you can easily end up having to make do while hoping for the best. Meaning, hoping you don't get sick due to uninformed or misinformed staff members.
While I was fortunate and was able to find plenty of safe food to eat at Easter brunch this year, what really made me feel like it was brunch was my gluten-free muffin. That would be the Pillsbury chocolate chip muffin I took to brunch in my purse. Due to where I was, I could not trust the staff to take the muffin into the kitchen to heat up for me, but it didn't matter. The muffins are delicious any way you can get them - hot with butter or plain at room temperature!
Presently, this is the only nationally distributed gluten-free muffin that offers individual wrappers for each unit. Just grab one out of the freezer, throw in your purse (or workout bag or lunch bag) and you're good to go!
This is the perfect travel snack, though I haven't yet taken an international trip with them. They'd be perfect to give you a boost during a long flight, but I haven't investigated how long the muffins stay fresh once they're defrosted.
I'm partial to chocolate chip muffins, but there is a blueberry muffin in this line if you prefer a more traditional breakfast option. They are hitting Ingles stores in the ATL and are en route to Kroger stores this summer. Hopefully, Publix won't be far behind ;)
Like most gluten-free muffins, the Pillsbury brand is stocked in your grocer's freezer. ENJOY!
While I was fortunate and was able to find plenty of safe food to eat at Easter brunch this year, what really made me feel like it was brunch was my gluten-free muffin. That would be the Pillsbury chocolate chip muffin I took to brunch in my purse. Due to where I was, I could not trust the staff to take the muffin into the kitchen to heat up for me, but it didn't matter. The muffins are delicious any way you can get them - hot with butter or plain at room temperature!
Presently, this is the only nationally distributed gluten-free muffin that offers individual wrappers for each unit. Just grab one out of the freezer, throw in your purse (or workout bag or lunch bag) and you're good to go!
This is the perfect travel snack, though I haven't yet taken an international trip with them. They'd be perfect to give you a boost during a long flight, but I haven't investigated how long the muffins stay fresh once they're defrosted.
I'm partial to chocolate chip muffins, but there is a blueberry muffin in this line if you prefer a more traditional breakfast option. They are hitting Ingles stores in the ATL and are en route to Kroger stores this summer. Hopefully, Publix won't be far behind ;)
Like most gluten-free muffins, the Pillsbury brand is stocked in your grocer's freezer. ENJOY!
