We always post media articles that contain reviews, upcoming events and information related to health. To view these articles please click any of the links below.


11/20/2008
Expanding to the Northwest States

11/18/2008
National Healthy Schools Campaign 2008

11/17/2008
GLUTEN-FREE, KOSHER-CERTIFIED

9/19/2008
Celiac Disease.com Press Release

8/25/2008
Whole Bakers teams up with PacMoore

7/24/2008
Whole Bakers Sponsors Special Olympics

5/21/2008
Chicago Tribune - Gluten-Free Grocery opens in Westchester - Shop caters to those with celiac disease

5/3/2008
Whole Bakers Named Bakery of Choice for WTTW-TV’S Nutrition, Music, Reading and Fun…On Wheels!’ Kids Program

4/25/2008
Whole Bakers Gluten Free Cookies Teams up for Steven's Book Release Party at Borders on Michigan Ave.

4/23/2008
BizBash Chicago - Health Conscious Cookies

4/15/2008
Smart Cookie - Ideal Bite

3/28/2008
Walter Payton College Prep Auction & Gala

3/27/2008
Chicago Sun Times - Potpourri

3/20/2008
Chicago Parent - Parents Know Best

3/4/2008
UR Chicago Magazine's Daily Blog

3/4/2008
Wholly Cow - Daily Candy


For Press Inquiries please
contact Jessica Prah at jessica@wholebakers.com or
by phone at 312-643-2460

 3/20/2008
 
Chicago Parent - Parents Know Best
 
From peanuts to dairy to seafood, chances are you or your kids know someone with a food allergy. For those who have a gluten allergy, food options can be difficult to find, especially when it comes to traditional sweets (no regular flour allowed). Chicago-based Whole Bakers aims to satisfy everyone’s sweet tooth, however, with their gluten-free cookies.

When we first opened up the samples Whole Bakers sent to our office, we were skeptical. They looked good, but could gluten-free cookies really taste good, too? As we found out, they certainly can. We were able to try each of the company’s six varieties, Sugar Drop, Lemon Shortie, Chewy Choco Bite, Rockin Choco Chip, Ginger Joy and Snicker Do, and they all got rave reviews. We may not have anyone here in the office with a gluten allergy, but we certainly didn’t feel like we were missing anything eating these cookies. For this chocoholic, nothing beats the Chewy Choco Bite, which tastes like a mini brownie, but there really wasn’t a bad flavor in the bunch. And for containing all-natural ingredients, they maintained their soft texture for the entire week we had them in the office. Considering how good they were, I’m surprised they even lasted that long.

Whole Bakers Gluten-Free Cookies are available to order by calling (773) 742-1834 or visiting www.wholebakers.com. They cost $2.95 for two, $8.50 for six and $16.75 for a baker’s dozen (prices do not include shipping). Due to popular demand, the bakery is moving to a new, larger manufacturing plant in Chicago, so new orders may take a little longer than usual. We think they’re worth the extra wait, though.
 


 

 

Copyright 2008 Whole Bakers Web site powered by XDevGroup