PrintVital Wheat Gluten, Where Are You?
I received a breadmaker as a gift last year and have made various breads with varying success. The thing that is driving me nuts is that for all the rapid cycle recipes, you need vital wheat gluten, and I have had absolutely no luck finding it anywhere!! Where do you get this elusive ingredient?
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14 Comments:
Have you tried King Arthur Flour?
http://www.kingarthurflour.com/
Library Lady at 1:31PM on 03/04/08
I was a manager at a small health foods store and we sold it there, it was made by Arrowhead Mills. I feel like stores such as Whole Foods should have it.
mrsbao at 1:52PM on 03/04/08
Whole Foods and The Fresh Market both carry it. I've had no luck at regular grocery stores, though.
bitchincamero at 2:25PM on 03/04/08
Acme / Albertsons food markets carry Hodgson's Mill brand. I usually find it by the specialty flours, kinda hidden away.
Good Luck.
hammondcheese at 2:30PM on 03/04/08
I've seen it in the organic section of regular supermarkets, and I've seen it in the bulk section of the local co-op.
KarynMC at 2:30PM on 03/04/08
I can find it in my henry's or wild oats supermarket. I also use it to make seitan, so if you have an asian supermarket maybe they sell it.
jennywenny at 2:55PM on 03/04/08
The vegetarian cookbook I just finished editing says it's available at "local food co-ops and natural food stores" -- that sounds like Whole Foods to me!
Dee at 3:38PM on 03/04/08
I bought mine at Wegman's....and I do think it was in the organic section.
mepolo at 3:46PM on 03/04/08
I second King Arthur if you can't find it locally.
SayWhat at 7:43PM on 03/04/08
Bob's Red Mill brand sells it, usually in the health food aisle of the grocery store. My small-town Kroger has it.
GingerCM at 9:16PM on 03/04/08
In NYC you can find it on the second floor of Fairway.
selizara at 11:17PM on 03/04/08
Walmart in the baking section near the flour. It is Hodgkins Mills. Works great on whole grain breads......causes them to rise more easily. It's a must!
wolbears at 11:29AM on 03/05/08
Any health food store should have it... it's used on it's own or to add to bread recipes.
MadelynRodriguez at 2:02PM on 03/05/08
Thanks so much for the tips. I feel like I'm not going crazy now. At the various grocery stores (organic or not), health food and bulk stores I've tried, I've gotten funny looks when I asked for it. I'm going to try the King Arthur website mentioned.
psychsarah at 10:55AM on 03/06/08