Gluten Free Bread

[sandinmyshoes]

Sorry everyone, this is my first time back to the boards since everything changed and I can not find the search function.  I know there are other posts out there but please humor my ignorance.

 

I cruised on RCI for Christmas and it was my first Gluten Free cruise.  They had a sliced sandwich bread they toasted for me in the MDR that was quite tasty.  I am looking for the brand name and places I can buy it.  I live in the Houston, TX  area if that helps narrow down store choices.  

 

Also, the dining room staff already knew of my diet restrictions when I showed up.  Will I need to add this information to my cruise file for each cruise going forward or will it be stored in RCI's system?  

 

Thank you all for your time and responses.

[Clarea]

17 minutes ago, sandinmyshoes said:

 .... Also, the dining room staff already knew of my diet restrictions when I showed up.  Will I need to add this information to my cruise file for each cruise going forward or will it be stored in RCI's system?  

 

Thank you all for your time and responses.

 

I would notify the Special Needs people each cruise: special_needs@rccl.com.

[proggieus]

28 minutes ago, sandinmyshoes said:

Sorry everyone, this is my first time back to the boards since everything changed and I can not find the search function.  I know there are other posts out there but please humor my ignorance.

 

I cruised on RCI for Christmas and it was my first Gluten Free cruise.  They had a sliced sandwich bread they toasted for me in the MDR that was quite tasty.  I am looking for the brand name and places I can buy it.  I live in the Houston, TX  area if that helps narrow down store choices.  

 

Also, the dining room staff already knew of my diet restrictions when I showed up.  Will I need to add this information to my cruise file for each cruise going forward or will it be stored in RCI's system?  

 

Thank you all for your time and responses.

I believe the GF  bread is baked on board.

[spookwife]

Pretty sure the bread is baked on board and not commercial/ store bought.  Yes, even the GF stuff

[sandinmyshoes]

Further information:

This was on the Liberty of the Seas out of Galveston December 2018.  The waiter brought out the loaf of bread in its packaging like a regular loaf of bread to show me it was gluten free.  It had a name brand on the package but I forgot to write it down and can not remember what it was.

Edited March 5, 2019 by sandinmyshoes

[elude411]

I know when we were on Allure of the Seas in March 2016 it was Udi's bread and cookies.  We have a cruise in 2 weeks on Symphony of the Seas so I can check then.

[FirstAnthem]

I believe the bread is Canyon Bakehouse. My daughter has celiac and on our cruises she said the bread tasted exactly like Canyon Bakehouse, which we use at home. The hamburger buns were Udi’s as far as we could tell. 

[orville99]

12 minutes ago, FirstAnthem said:

I believe the bread is Canyon Bakehouse. My daughter has celiac and on our cruises she said the bread tasted exactly like Canyon Bakehouse, which we use at home. The hamburger buns were Udi’s as far as we could tell. 

True. While they bake their GF rolls fresh on board, they use Canyon for their sliced breads.

 

From our Galley tour on Oasis of the Seas: