Allergy Free Baking Company

This place has the worst biz hours. If you are a regular working person you will NEVER be able to stop in to this bakery. Makes me so sad that they can't figure out how to stay open later in the evenings. I can't even review the food - because I have never been able to try it.

This place is legit! I always get more than I walk in for and appreciate having vegan and GF options. I brought mini cupcakes to my son's baseball game and players asked for seconds! These do not taste free-from. You have a loyal customer in me

I love this place! It makes it easy to shop for treats for my bride when she has certain restrictions for her diet. I don't have any restrictions (just allergic to bad food), but I personally love their scones, muffins and whoopie coookies!

I love this bakery so much! I have severe nut allergies, so it's nice to know that this facility is nut free and is very aware of common allergens. The scones are my favorite but everything I've tried there is great.

So many dairy free and gluten free options it was mind boggling highly recommend the lemon loaf, cinnamon rolls and brownie! Employees knew about everything and were so helpful!!

So excited to find this GF bakery with no worries about cross contamination! So far I have tried the blueberry muffins and they are delicious! So happy to find this place so close to home!

Cute little shop with super fast and friendly service! Ran in quickly after work and left with a pumpkin scone, 2 cinnamon rolls, and a thing of everything bagels. Eating the scone at the moment and it's delicious - perfect texture and taste. So happy I found a local family owned shop that sells treats I can eat.

What's the one item that you always look for at gluten-free bakeries? For me, I try to get a cinnamon roll as my main way of comparing gluten-free bakeries. As a celiac, every time I go to a different US state, I try to go to at least 1 gluten-free bakery. While visiting Colorado over the weekend, I stopped in at Allergy Free Baking Company, a walk-in bakery in Morrison, Colorado that specializes is gluten-free, dairy-free, treenut-free and peanut-free baked goods. I purchased a cinnamon roll for $6 and an oatmeal cream pie / whoopie pie for $5.50. Sales tax is an additional 8.25%~~ Whoopie Pie ~~The whoopie pie was gigantic and took me 2 days to finish eating. For $5.25, it was larger and better priced than other gluten-free bakeries I've been to. Cookie ingredients: coconut oil, palm oil shortening, brown sugar, sugar, eggs, gluten-free oats, brown rice flour, tapioca starch, potato starch, applesauce, cinnamon, baking soda, salt, xanthan gum, vanilla.Filling: powdered sugar (contains cornstarch,) palm oil shortening, coconut milk, salt, vanilla bean paste.~~ Cinnamon Roll ~~The cinnamon roll was a great price at $6. The icing comes on the side so you can put as much or as little as you want on. Do not eat this cold. You'll miss out on the fluffy, yeasted texture. It was perfect at 1 minute in the microwave. Ingredients: sorghum flour, tapioca flour, brown rice flour, sweet rice flour, white rice flour, potato starch, tapioca starch, modified tapioca starch, millet flour, sugar, canola oil, flax, cinnamon, apple cider vinegar, yeast, cream of tartar, baking soda, arrowroot, xanthan gum, salt, ginger, sunflower lecithin.Filling: palm oil shortening, brown sugar, cinnamonFrosting: powdered sugar (contains cornstarch), palm oil shortening, coconut milkThis is a place where you can only order your items to go. There is no seating at this location, so be aware that this is not a bakery / coffee spot and you'll need to heat your items at home.Visited: May 2024

Tasty treats! Pricey, but worth it for the lemon pound cake. Was looking forward to going this wknd, only to be disappointed that they aren't open on weekends.

I'm not sure which of the wonderful sweets was my favorite, the pumpkin bread or the doughnuts. We are from Texas and just travelled through and I had to stop! I also got a lemon pound cake to try later.