Customer Reviews

Gluten Free Mama Brand, Mama's Coconut Blend Flour, All Purpose Flour, 4-Pound Pouches (Pack of 2)

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My two daughters and I eat gluten free. We found this is the best flour for cookies. Chocolate chip cookies made with this flour taste better to me than when we made them with wheat flour! Made a carrot cake with it and had family over that do not eat gluten free. They remarked about how good the cake was. It came out lighter than when I used wheat flour before going gluten free. So glad to have this available to use.

This has been the best flour I have used since going gluten free. It makes the best bread and pancakes ever and it makes the best toast! I even have my husband asking for the items.

See my review of Gluten Free Mama's Almond Blend. Best baking results ever! Cookbooks are a must have (and very reasonably priced). Gluten Free Mama's Best Baking Recipes & In the Kitchen with Gluten Free Mama.

This is the most versitile Gluten Free blend I have ever used. I love it and use it for all my baking needs. It is so very soft and workable, It substitutes for regular flour cup for cup and is just AMAZING! I cannot say enough great things about this flour blend. I would recommend (and do all the time) to everyone. Once you use this blend you won't want any other gf blend. LOVE IT!

I was pretty disappointed in this flour blend. I have made my own flour blends before and they were just as good. There is VERY LITTLE coconut flour. It's the last ingredient. I was hoping for more coconut. Oh well, I actually know how to make my own coconut flour too....so I guess that is what I will do. If you want a good quality flour blend that has minimal preparation for making muffins, pancakes, cookies, etc...I HIGHLY recommend Pamela's Baking Mix. Pamela's Ultimate Baking and Pancake Mix, 4-Pound Bags (Pack of 3)

I discovered this flour first at Gluten Free Joe's which is a specialty gluten free food store located in the Olympia area of Washington state. The owner told me it was their family's favorite flour blend and I can see why after using it to replace flour in some of my favorite recipes with excellent results. (You DO have to add xanthan gum in the amount best for each type recipe as this blend does not contain any since different types of recipes work best with different amounts.) I made the mistake of running out of Mama's right before our family Easter get together but since I had an unopened bag of Namaste flour blend (which is also highly rated) so I did not think it would be a problem. Wow, was I wrong! I made two of my favorite recipes and both had to be tossed because neither turned out right. I was so disappointed to have nothing to bring as well as the fact I had wasted over a pound of butter, many eggs, lemons, etc. Needless to say, I learned NEVER to run out of Mama's Coconut blend again!

I bought this to replace my supply of coconut flour and was excited because I got this so cheap. I am on a high fat/high protein "Primal" diet and I make waffles and tortilla/crepes with coconut flour.

Unfortunately, I could tell something was amiss when I opened the product as the consistency of the flour was very....floury. Real coconut flour is loaded with healthy fat and cannot take on such a consistency.

I looked on the bag and saw that the produce is a Coconut Flour >>>BLEND<<< with the #1 ingredient being Rice Flour! This is why it can be sold for so cheap...because the majority of the product is made from cheap, powdered rice. Coconut flour is more expensive.

You should know that rice is a grain and thus is a carbohydrate. It might be gluten free, yes, so you don't get those nasty effects, but it's not a "low carb" food which meshes with "Paleo" or "Primal" approaches to eating.

I'm eating the stuff slowly, as I'm not going to throw it away and waste money, but I won't be buying it again.

I was looking for Coconut Flour, and ordered this. This isn't Coconut Flour - it is a BLEND. This means that it has white rice flour, tapioca flour, and potato starch BEFORE the coconut flour. Unfortunately I cannot return this. I think it's labeled wrongly...sure, it says "blend", but the average customer (me) doesn't know that it will include more potato starch than it does actual coconut. FAIL..