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5
First gluten free BEC sandwich I’ve had that didn’t take “gluten free.” So refreshing to feel normal eating food without gluten that tastes amazing!
5
Labor Day weekend we were in visiting Minneapolis. My partner is Gluten Free and found a post about Hold The Wheat. We went there for Breakfast one morning, and it was worth the visit. It’s a comfortable little store. Parking was a little tricky, but we were able to get a spot on the street in front of the store. If they had been busy, I don’t know that we’d been able to find a place close by to park. The interior was casual and welcoming. We walked in and started perusing the displace case. There were a lot of delicious options. We had to discuss who was going to get what so we could try various items. I ended up getting a Caramelized Onion & Gruyere Quiche, she chose the Bacon & Goat Cheese Quiche. Of course, being out of towners we had a lot of questions. The staff was accommodating and answered everything enthusiastically. Even though I am not Gluten Free, I do tend to be a little watch dog like for my partner, only because she has ordered items in the past that we thought were gluten free only to find out they really weren’t. They were understanding and assured me that everything was Gluten Free. After ordering we went to their small indoor seating area to try our selections. Overall, the food was fantastic. I can’t say anything disparaging about either of the quiches. We had a very intense discussion regarding which one of our quiches was better. Honestly, we ended up trading half way so we could enjoy both. She was pleased with the flavor and the crust of the quiche. For those of us that eat gluten, we know that sometimes gluten free items have a slightly different flavor or texture that, while not bad, just isn’t the same. That really was not what I experienced at Hold the Wheat. The flavor was 100% on point with what one would expect. The texture was a little crumblier than gluten full options, but it didn’t have that grainy texture. It was fantastic. While ordering in their display I saw a Dill Pickle & Pink Lemonade cup cake. According to the staff it was a novelty they made for the Minnesota State Fair and was popular there. My interest was piqued; thus, I ended up ordering one to take home. I did not need a cupcake in the morning. Before I go further into this, let me just say that I ended up eating it two days after I bought it. So let me just say, it’s a novelty. The flavor was unique. I like dill pickles… but apparently, I am not the dill pickle & pink lemonade flavored cupcake fan. I’m not letting this influence my review because of the nature, but it did look appealing. I only mention it because it’s a fun item they made for a special occasion and is indicative of their creativity, but it has no impact on this review. Overall, this place was fantastic, if we get back to the area, we will definitely go back. If you are Gluten Free, or in a relationship with someone that is Gluten Free, this place is a must.
5
Ho portato mia figlia adolescente qui durante un viaggio. Ha la celiachia e onestamente questo è il primo posto in cui siamo stati che è 100% senza glutine. Ho provato la quiche con bacon e cheddar ed era così buona, non avresti nemmeno saputo che era senza glutine. Mia figlia ha preso un cupcake al limone e un biscotto d'avena ed era entusiasta! Ne è valsa sicuramente la pena!
5
A true haven for anyone gluten free! Walking into Hold the Wheat feels instantly welcoming, from the smell of fresh-baked goodies to the friendly faces behind the counter, you can tell this place is something special The team there treats you like family, and as someone with Celiac disease, that sense of safety and welcome means the world. Every single item is life-changing. I don’t say that lightly — they’ve somehow captured the taste and texture that most of us thought we’d lost when we went gluten-free. Their ham and cheese danish is absolutely to die for — I have no idea how they perfected that flaky, crispy crust that’s been missing from my diet for years! And their Celebration Spencer cakes? My husband, who doesn’t even have to eat gluten-free said they were the best cakes he’s ever had. That says everything! What really sets Hold the Wheat apart, though, is the heart behind the business. On one visit, I watched a manager walk a customer’s order all the way to her car — just one small act of kindness, but it captures what this place is all about. The people here truly care. If you’re gluten-free (or even if you’re not), go. Hold the Wheat will remind you that food can still be joyful, comforting, and absolutely delicious!
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