Gluten free tacos?

[Lisa Andrews]

Fresko is at the Plaza Mayor in Leon (this is the only thing I can find on it - http://am.com.mx/Leon/negocios/busca-la-...03514.html), you access it from the outside.

Quinoa is about the same price in Australia as at Mega so I am used to paying the $11 or so price tag. The closest I would have found is 6x240g Quinoa and brown rice with garlic bags at Costco for $152.43 pesos. (I have photos on my phone) Costco did have super cheap maple syrup too which I use lots of! Quinoa is a seed so it would go by this rule:
Regulated Imports - Regulated imports may be brought into Mexico according to their origin and manufacturing process and they have fulfilled the importation requirements. I would always bring in packaged stuff, claim it and just run the risk of losing it, not too expensive for you at least :)

All the gf food is expensive too (and most stuff at Fresko) is expensive too but I don't have other options so I never really look at the prices. For example a packet/box of pasta ranges between 66 and 88pesos only really rice or corn options. Cocoa wafers 83pesos, loaf of bread 109pesos, chocolate biscuits 87pesos, table crackers 126 pesos, chocolate cake mix 72pesos, bread mix 109 pesos, pancake mix 88pesos, pizza crusts 164pesos. The only cereal they had was Barbaras brown rice crisps 71 pesos and puffins 94pesos, then some stuff you can buy at the shops here. I lots of it is Shar's which i don't love but select things are ok. That is pretty much everything, I tried to post a pic but they didn't work :(