hannah Since gluten-free products at the supermarket chain Lidl are being cut back and are becoming less available, many are wondering which supermarket still sells gluten-free pasta and gluten-free bread. Especially in recent times with inflation, the rising cost of living, and the prices of food getting more expensive, most of us must pay attention to what (gluten-free) foods cost. So, what gluten-free foods can you get at the supermarket chain Netto?
- gluten-free buns
- glutenfree pasta
- gluten-free basics such as rice, potatos, chickpeas and canned food
Yellow Netto – black Netto?
Netto exists as two companies: the yellow Netto (formerly the Supermarkets Plus with the yellow company sign and red framed lettering. Under Netto it says “Marken-Discount”. And then there is the black Netto (with the dog in the logo).
The black Netto (with a dog in the logo) is a Danish company, founded in 1981. The chain has a little over 300 stores in Germany. In addition to Denmark, these Netto stores can also be found in Poland, Great Britain and Sweden. The yellow Netto is much more widespread as a chain: about 4,280 stores can be found in Germany. The company was founded in 1928 as a food retailer in Regensburg.
Gluten-free products at Netto
Netto offers the following gluten-free products: gluten-free buns in two varieties and gluten-free pasta.
The gluten-free pasta is from the brand Albhof and consists of corn flour (9%) and chickpea flour (1.4%). The range includes spirelli and as spaghetti. 500 g cost € 1.29. The pasta may contain egg and soy.
The gluten-free buns are from Kornmühle. There are gluten-free “baker’s rolls” and gluten-free “world champion rolls”. The package contains four rolls each, which still need to be baked for 7-9 minutes. A 240 g pack costs €2.49. The rolls are vegan. Please note that prices may vary in the coming months.
Of course, there are also the gluten-free classics at Netto. You can find potatoes, chickpeas and rice. Here is a small list of gluten-free foods that generally form a good and filling base for a gluten-free diet.
Online you find that they also offer gluten-free vegan barista milk made from pea proteins. Additionally there is a gluten-free organic oat drink available.
