Since I’m no longer in the vicinity of a bakery that makes gluten-free bread, I’m going to have to start baking my own. I looked around on Lazada a little bit and found a few gluten-free bread mixes there, but I don’t know which ones are good. 
Anyone have any positive experience with a bread mix that you bought online? Preferably something rich in fibre? 
Any tips, advice and/or recommendations will be very much appreciated.

Thanks!

You can always add fibre to the mix with a tablespoonful of Psyllium Seed Husk. All the online shops sell it very cheaply, and even Rimping often carries it.  I make my own Keto-style bread (no wheat flour) and always add it in. I use a bread machine on a timer, so I can wake up to the delicious smell of freshly baked bread. 

On 7/28/2025 at 2:48 PM, rudi49jr said:

 

Since I’m no longer in the vicinity of a bakery that makes gluten-free bread, I’m going to have to start baking my own. I looked around on Lazada a little bit and found a few gluten-free bread mixes there, but I don’t know which ones are good. 
Anyone have any positive experience with a bread mix that you bought online? Preferably something rich in fibre? 
Any tips, advice and/or recommendations will be very much appreciated.

Thanks!

Mix it by yourself. Pumpkin, flaxseed, walnuts, olives, dried tomatoes aso.

Use your fantasy 

Have you try to take a look at Schmidt.co.th

Has lots of bread supplies

samui- ban rak  mini mart  does a really good loaf - but it does fall apart in the toaster..

 

6 hours ago, Peterphuket said:

Have you try to take a look at Schmidt.co.th

Has lots of bread supplies

Thanks, that’s n excellent suggestion. Will definitely check that out.

1 hour ago, DTL2014 said:

samui- ban rak  mini mart  does a really good loaf - but it does fall apart in the toaster..

 

Thanks for the suggestion, but I’m not in Samui, hundreds and hundreds of miles away from it…

That schmidt site looks great - thanks a lot for that - x