We have not yet trialed Udi’s Gluten Free Bread, so this is an informational review post only. I cannot yet give it a rating or personally weigh in on the taste, texture, etc. If you have tried it, please do leave a comment with your own review!
It’s hard to ignore Udi’s Gluten Free Bread. This once niche product is now abundant on grocery store shelves, used by many restaurants nationwide, and yes, all options (at the time of writing) are dairy-free! They do use eggs, but all of Udi’s loaves, baguettes, buns and rolls are made without milk ingredients of any kind. I’ve spotted Udi’s Gluten Free Bread on shelves among other bakery items, but it may also be sold frozen
Udi’s Gluten-Free Bread line-up includes many old favorites … White Sandwich, Whole Grain, Rye, Cinnamon Raisin, Classic Baguettes, Classic and Whole Grain Hamburger Buns, Hotdog Buns, and Crusty Rolls (two kinds!). But I was most fascinated by their Ancient Grain loaves, in Millet-Chia and Omega Flax & Fiber.
Suggested Retail Price: $4.50 to $7.89 per loaf or 4- to 6-pack of buns or rolls.
The Facts on Udi’s Gluten Free Bread
Certifications: Udi’s Gluten Free Bread is Certified Gluten Free and Certified Kosher Parve.
Dietary Notes: By ingredients, Udi’s Gluten Free Bread is dairy-free / non-dairy, gluten-free, nut-free, peanut-free, soy-free, and vegetarian. Nonetheless, check with the company on their manufacturing processes for all varieties if potential allergen cross-contamination is an issue for you. Processes and labeling are subject to change at any time for any company / product.
For More Product Information: Visit the Udi’s Gluten Free website at udisglutenfree.com.
11 Comments
I have paid nearly $8 for a family loaf of Udi’s Whole Grain Bread. It is supposed to be soft. What a disappointment to find large holes in the slices….nearly half the slice is a hole. I am paying for air and not bread.
The bread is not soft, the crust is hard.
The hamburger buns are small and fall apart when I am eating them. Udi’s does have commercial buns which I get at Culver’s. These are wonderful but Udi’s doesn’t sell them to the public. Udi’s would have more volume of sales if they would sell to the public what they sell to the eating businesses.
So interesting on the commercial buns and disappointing overall Angel. Thank you so much for sharing your review of these Udi’s products!
We love Udi’s bread. It is a bit crumbly and if made into a sandwich that has much moisture in it it tends to fall apart. That said, we love it as toast. It has, in my opinion, the best flavor and texture of gluten free breads we’ve tried.
Thank you for sharing your take Ann!
Udis products are okay, I think they’re thick and tasteless. I prefer schar artisan style breads, they’re the closet thing to taste like normal bread.
Thank you for sharing your opinion on Udi’s breads Lauren!
Best ever! We have been gluten free for 10 years and love Udi’s. The newer baguettes are amazing!
Don’t confuse it for Rudi’s.
My family loves Udis. We almost always eat it toasted as toast or a grilled sandwich. It tastes great and doesn’t disintegrate as some gluten free breads do. It makes great homemade stuffing. Buns are terrific -warm thawed buns in microwave for 15 seconds – nice and soft.
Best bargain is at Costco for family size loaf of multigrain bread. We buy 6 frozen loaves at a time.
Thanks Judith and your buying note is appreciated, too!
I have not been very impressed with Udis. I have tried a few of their products and now just avoid them. The taste and texture are not good. I am not sure how they stay in business. If they were the only gluten free bread out there I would just not eat it at all.
What a bummer – thanks for sharing your review on Udi’s Emily!