
VegiBread – The Quick & Easy
Gluten-Free Bread Mix
VegiBread is an innovative gluten-free bread powder mix designed for coeliacs and gluten-sensitive foodies looking for a better way to enjoy fresh, hot bread — anytime.
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Just add an egg, olive oil, and water to a ramekin or small flat-bottom dish, microwave for 4 minutes, and enjoy warm, soft gluten-free bread in under 5 minutes — no oven, no baking, no fuss.
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Made from a colourful blend of dehydrated vegetables — including zucchini, beetroot, spinach, carrot, cauliflower, and eggplant — plus a carefully balanced gluten-free flour blend, VegiBread delivers both flavour and nutrition in every serve.
It’s a single-serve bread mix that adds the goodness of a cup of vegetables into your day.
Perfect for open sandwiches, a healthy gluten-free snack, or just a guilt-free warm bread treat straight from the microwave.
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✅ Coeliac-friendly
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✅ Quick gluten-free lunch option
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✅ Pantry-stable and always ready
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✅ Microwaveable bread mix made with real veggies

Perfect for GF Breakfasts, Lunch or Snacks
Quick & Easy Gluten-Free Convenience
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Ready in under 5 minutes – just mix and microwave
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Ideal for busy mornings or when you're short on time
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Single-serve bread mix – make only what you need
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Can be frozen for up to 5 days – great for meal prep
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Fresh gluten-free bread always on hand
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Great for travel, holidays, or even plane trips
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No baking, no fuss – just simple microwave gluten-free bread
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Coeliac-Friendly Bread
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Made from a blend of dehydrated vegetables
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Over 1 cup of veggies per serve
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No added sugar or salt
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Egg adds extra protein
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A fantastic alternative to wheat-based bread
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Coeliac-friendly and pantry-stable sachets
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Naturally gluten free and made with real ingredients
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GF Delicious, Versatile & Satisfying
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Enjoy warm or cold, savoury or sweet
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Add your own flavours – herbs, cheese, fruit, etc
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Beautiful soft texture with a mild, earthy flavour
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Strong enough to hold toppings – no crumbling
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No “heavy” or bloated feeling after eating
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Perfect for open sandwiches, soups, or on its own
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A handy, wholesome gluten-free snack option
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Did you know
Egyptians used the sun to dehydrate foods so they would have a year long supply in drought & famine.
The methods have changed somewhat, but food preservation continues throughout the world.
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Dehydrating is one of the oldest ways to preserve food - dating back to 1700BC.
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Drying produce allows a much longer shelf life.
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Some vegetables contain up to 90% of water.
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It can take up to 24 hours to completely dry some vegetables and fruits.
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There is only a 3 - 5% nutrient loss when dehydrating. This is due to the low constant drying heat.
