Hi
I have searched high and low for gluten flour i live in Adelaide South Australia ... can anyone tell me where i can get it from ?
Cheers
Diane

Hi Diane, welcome!

I've seen gluten flour in Coles and Woolworths here in Brissie.. Look with the flours and baking products, or in the "health" section. You need one that is 70% gluten. I believe Healtheries, Sanitarium and Lowan Whole Foods make gluten flour.

If you don't find it in your local supermarket, try "letting your fingers do the walking." Ring a few supermarkets, and if you still have no joy, ring a few health food shops. Good luck!

Rosebud

Thankyou i will let my fingers do the walking ... as a nurse i do enough of that ! Hope to find it soon ... will post where and if i do .
Diane

i have searched high and low for gluten flour! health food stores have never heard of it! this is an actual flour, right? not wheat gluten? i will research the brand names you have mentioned, thanks, ske

Hi well it was very hard to find but success ! yummy nuts at Mclaren Vale South Australia stock gluten flour .... supermarkets and health food stores have never heard of it . Now i have a problem getting hold of oat flour .... does any one know is that the same as oat meal ??
I have a phone no. of another place that sells gluten flour but unsure of the name .... its 08 83465766
hope this helps
Diane

Hi Dizzydi,
I am also in Adelaide and if I am searching for anything special I go to a shop in the Central Market Arcade called Goodies and Grains. The staff are very helpful and knowledgeable. They sorted out for me about Whey and Soy protein powder and protein isolate etc. Bought some almond flour (meal) there recently when I was experimenting with a flourless orange cake recipe. Could be worth a phone call to them if you are a bit out of the city. Good luck.
Lyn

Hi
I live on Bribie Island north of Brisbane , and strangely enough I was looking at a packet of gluten flour just yesterday afternoon and thinking "what the heck would you use that for?". It was in our local IGA supermarket in the flours section where they keep ground rice, cornflour and stuff. If you have an IGA chain in S.A. there might be a national product database they could check.. also remember that a lot of chemists sell health foods and they all purchase from warehouses. If you have a health-foody-type chemist in your area they could at least check their warehouse for you.

cheers

Michael Gardner

ps. Oat flour could probably be made nicely by whizzing up a couple of cups of oatmeal or even rolled oats in the blender.