Yes, you can make Scotchmallows at home! These irresistible treats start with a soft, pillowy homemade vanilla marshmallow layered over rich, buttery caramel, then dipped in dark chocolate for the perfect finish. With a candy thermometer and a bit of patience, you can recreate this iconic sweet right in your own kitchen—gluten free and even better than store-bought.
I often get asked what I could possibly buy at Costco when it is just my husband and I. Well besides paper towel, toilet paper and dog food, there are a lot of gluten free products I love to buy. Not only can the price not be beat, it has some of the tastiest gluten free bagels I have found. Plus, I also live close to a Costco Business Center so it increases the options such as bulk gluten free soy sauce or baking trays (I know they are not gluten free) for ~$6 each. Not every Costco in Canada is going to offer the same products, but these are my favourite ones, so it might be worth ordering the ones you cannot find locally online!
Enjoy the list below of my favourite things to buy at Costco that are gluten free. Check each and every package to ensure it is still gluten free. Tell me in the comments below if you have any other favourites.
Product Name: Kirkland Signature Organic Que Pasa Tortilla Chips
Found: Regular Costco
Certified gluten free, these chips are delicious especially when paired with salsa! You can also find these Que Pasa Tortilla Chips at most grocery stores however the bag is not as large as the Costco one.
Product Name: Kirkland Signature Nut Bars
Found: Regular Costco
I have tried a lot of granola bars, especially when traveling as I always need to keep snacks in my suite case or golf bag. These bars are certified gluten free, not too many seeds and delicious.
Product Name: Yupik brand
Found: Costco Business Center
The Yupik brand is found at the business Center, offering you gluten free choices from any kind of nut, or dried fruit you can think of. I usually use these for Oatmeal Raisin Cookies, Homemade Granola, or White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookies to name a few.
Product Name: Kirkland Signature Organic Salsa
Found: Regular Costco
Two pack of salsa that is not too watery, not too chunky, and just the right amount of kick (and I am not a fan of spice).
Product Name: Sabatasso’s Pizzeria Gluten-Free Thin & Crispy Crust Pizza
Found: Regular Costco
I have tried a lot of gluten free pizzas, some being better than others. This two pack from Costco is not only the same price as one pizza at the grocery store, it is delicious. It is just a cheese pizza, so you are able to add whatever toppings you would like, or keep it plain. It also heats up in the air fryer or microwave the next day very nicely.
Product Name: The Grain Escape Gluten Free Bagels
Found: Regular Costco
These are the best gluten free bagels I have found. You can eat them untoasted, or toast them up. They do not crumble apart, and are the size and thickness of a regular bagel.
Product Name: Little Northern Bakehouse Gluten Free Bread
Found: Regular Costco
They sell two different kinds, “seeds and grains” and “whole grain wide slice”. I prefer the seeds and grains. It toasts up beautifully, great for sandwiches, toast or grilled cheese. It does not fall apart untoasted or toasted.
Product Name: Ardent Mills Gluten Free Flour All Purpose Flour
Found: Costco Business Center
This has to be the number one reason to get a Costco membership – the gluten free flour. This 25lb bag is half the price as the competitor flour like Bob’s Red Mill 1-1 Flour. Ardent Mills Gluten Free Flour has xantham gum in it, so it can be used like a 1-1 flour. I have used it in all my baking and get the same results as Bob’s.
Product Name: One Degree Organic Sprouted Rolled Oats
Found: Regular Costco
Certified gluten free oats are perfect for Oatmeal Chocolate Cookies or homemade Granola. It is a great price for the large bag of gluten free oats.
Product Name: Kirkland Signature Superfine Grind Almond Flour
Found: Regular Costco
I have tried a lot of almond flours over the years when making macarons. You want one that is very fine, but not oily, and the Kirkland Almond Flour is my favourite.
Product Name: Rummo Gluten Free Pasta Variety Pack
Found: Regular Costco
If you can get your hands on this variety pack, it is a great deal. I saw it hit Costco’s in Ontario first and was very jealous Alberta had not received it yet. Once it did I was able to get a box. It comes with two package of three different kinds.
Product Name: Kikkoman Tamari Soy Sauce
Found: Costco Business Center
This is a hit or miss item at the Business Center. Sometimes I go and it is there, and sometimes they replaced it with a gluten one. If you can find the gluten free soy sauce at the business Center it is great news. I buy it and fill up my container I keep in my pantry. It is a lot of savings from buying it at the grocery store.
Product Name: KFI Butter Chicken Cooking Sauce
Found: Regular Costco
This comes in a two pack. It is a bit larger of a jar than the ones at the grocery store. It is a delicious butter chicken sauce, especially when paired with homemade naan bread.
Product Name: Golden Grill Hashbrown Potatoes
Found: Regular Costco
Shredded hashbrowns that you just open up, add hot water to them. Then you wait for them to become potato again (as they are dehydrated) and then fry them up. These are especially delicious when you take them camping!
These are just some of the gluten free things I love to purchase at Costco Canada. Tell me below what you love to buy there?
This gluten-free lemon meringue pie is a showstopper, with a crisp, buttery crust, a vibrant, tangy lemon filling, and a mile-high cloud of toasted meringue on top. It’s the perfect balance of sweet and tart, with that signature dramatic topping that’s lightly golden and irresistibly fluffy. You’d never guess it’s gluten free—just that it’s completely delicious.
If you’re looking for a show-stopping gluten free dessert, these chocolate cupcakes deliver in every bite. Rich, moist, and deeply chocolatey, they’re made even more indulgent with a surprise filling of salted caramel sauce tucked inside—though you can absolutely enjoy them plain, too! Each cupcake is topped with a silky whipped chocolate caramel ganache that takes them over the top. Whether you’re baking for a celebration or just treating yourself, these gluten free cupcakes are guaranteed to impress.
Sweet, tangy, and tucked into a perfectly flaky gluten free crust—this strawberry rhubarb pie is a must-bake for spring and summer. Bursting with fresh fruit flavour and made entirely gluten free, it’s the perfect dessert for picnics, family gatherings, or just because. Whether you’re new to gluten free baking or a seasoned pro, this pie delivers all the nostalgic flavour with none of the gluten.
Making a tender, flaky gluten free pie crust doesn’t have to be complicated—especially when you let your stand mixer do the work! This recipe is perfect for both sweet and savoury pies and comes together in just a few simple steps. Whether you’re making a holiday classic or a weeknight quiche, this crust holds its shape, bakes beautifully, and tastes just like the real thing. I’ll walk you through exactly how to make it, plus share my go-to tips for gluten free pastry success.
Got questions about gluten free baking? You’re not alone! Below are some of the most frequently asked questions I get from readers. Covering everything from flour substitutions to why your cake might sink. Whether you’re new to gluten free baking or just need a quick tip, these answers are here to help you bake with confidence and ease.
If you love rich, fudgy chocolate cake and bite-sized treats, these gluten free chocolate cake pops are a must-try! They’re soft on the inside, dipped in smooth melted chocolate, and finished with a sprinkle of fun. Whether you’re making them for a birthday party, holiday celebration, or just because, these cake pops are easy to make and even easier to love. Plus, they’re gluten free and can be made ahead for stress-free entertaining!
If you’re looking for a fun and festive treat that’s easy to make and completely gluten free, these vanilla cake pops are just the thing! With a soft, moist crumb and a rich vanilla flavour, each bite is dipped in chocolate and finished with sprinkles for the perfect party-ready dessert. Whether you’re baking for a birthday, holiday, or just because, these gluten free cake pops are sure to delight kids and adults alike. Plus, they’re a great way to use leftover cake—no one will guess they’re gluten free!
This gluten free orzo pasta salad is a fresh and vibrant dish that’s perfect for summer. It’s packed with crisp seasonal vegetables and tossed in a zesty lemon vinaigrette for a light, refreshing flavour. It’s a delicious way to use orzo in a cold pasta salad all summer long.
