Gluten-Free Streusel Topping

This gluten-free version of this classic topping is easy and delicious! You can put it on any gluten free dessert.

INGREDIENTS

½ c firmly packed brown sugar
½ c quick-cooking GF oats
1/3 c GF flour mix
6 tbsp butter, melted

DIRECTIONS

1. In a small bowl, combine brown sugar, oats, and flour.

2. Stir in melted butter.

Tina Turbin
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8 thoughts on “Gluten-Free Streusel Topping”

  1. Oh boy there’s something about streusel topping that just takes me back to when I was a kid! My nine-year-old daughter actually just asked me today, “What’s that?!” when she saw me looking at your recipe picture and exclaiming happily. I couldn’t believe that in her nine years, I had never introduced her to streusel! Well, what better time than now with this gluten-free recipe to show her one of her mom’s all-times favorites!

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  2. So quick to make and it really tasted incredible. Many thanks to Tina for giving us gluten free versions of pretty much anything you could think of!

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  3. I started using streusel topping on sugar cookies and cupcakes recently, but the other topping would just flake off too easily. This topping is much more substantial and adheres very well. I don’t know what was in the other topping (it was storebought GF). I bet all the butter helps with this recipe:)

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  4. Wow I had no idea there was so much better in streusel! Holy moly! It’s so funny…as I bake from scratch more and more, I discover just how much sugar and butter goes into cookies, cupcakes, and all my favorites and I get truly startled. When you say “32 g” under sugars on a wrapper, that doesn’t mean as much as pouring 2 cups of sugar in your recipe.

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  5. My mouth is watering imagining the possibilities…gluten-free cinnamon streusel coffee cake, cinnamon streusel muffins with pecan filling, apple streusel pie, pumpkins spice muffins with streusel…this is going to be a yummy year…

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  6. Oh this is so perfect! I was at Starbucks this morning with a girlfriend and I was totally eyeing her coffee cake muffin thing with streusel topping and I was like, “I must make that at home.” I think sometimes that the streusel topping is 90 percent of the allure with Starbucks desserts. I remember how crunchy and delicious they used to be…yum. Can’t wait to make my own though!

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  7. Hi Tina thanks so much for this recipe. I made this and it was really fast and simple. I have gotten faster and faster at it too and have been able to add it to all sorts of foods, my muffins and pies especially. I notice that as I make recipes more and more I begin to get REALLY fast at them. That’s definitely the case with this streusel. I’m a streusel master lol!

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