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Written by GlutenFreeBetsy on
Happy Holidays! I can't believe it's December already, where did the time go? Once again, I'm a little late in posting the December events. I already missed a support group that was held yesterday. My New Year's resolution is to get better at that. There are a lot of great holiday events this month, but for all you non-Chicago readers, there is a great gluten free event going on all month and you don't even have to leave your warm house. Gluten Free Frenzy is posting the 25 Days of Christmas Cookies , which I think is the greatest idea ever! Stop by and ... Read Full Story
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General Mills has created liveglutenfreely.com to provide consumers with information on gluten-free products and gluten-free recipes. The site lists General Mills products labeled gluten-free and features kitchen-tested recipes for preparing an array of gluten-free foods. 'One of the most frequent inquiries our customer service department receives is 'What products are gluten-free?'' says Katie Lay, marketing manager, General Mills Health and Wellness division. 'Consumers should always consult product labels prior to purchase, but our new website can give them 24/7 access to information about General Mills' gluten-free products. We also created an electronic newsletter by the same name that consumers can subscribe to when they ... Read Full Story
Written by cahcabean on
The Benefits Of Gluten Free Diet gluten-free-diet Have you been advised or decided that you should eat a gluten free diet ? With a bit knowledge and an open mind to the gluten free foods available, living gluten free can be enjoyable and rewarding. Some people who struggle to slim down may benefit from a gluten free diet and limiting gluten in your diet is something that terminated of us. It’s also recommended that you see a dietitian before commencing a total gluten free diet and life-style. it’s become increasingly common to meet people that avoid or totally eliminated gluten from their diets. Many ... Read Full Story
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On 19th June 2008, Wicklow County Enterprise Board organised the Celebrating Enterprise event where they presented awards to 10 of the leading enterpreneurs in the Wicklow area. The event was hosted by television presenter Anna Nolan. In this clip we hear from Laura Thorpe, founder of Laura’s Bakery. Laura’s Bakery manufactures a range of bakery products including shortbread, cookies, chocolate brownies, all based on spelt, a low gluten highly nutritious and easily digestible grain. The products appeal to those on restricted diets and also to the growing number of people interested in consuming healthy and organic foods. Based in Kilcoole industrial estate since 2004, ... Read Full Story
Written by GlutenFreeBetsy on
Last weekend I made a quick stop to Lil's , my favorite dietary shop, to pick up some gluten free pasta. As much as I love going there, it's also very dangerous on my pocketbook because Marcie is constantly finding great new products to sell and I am constantly buying them! This time was no different. What did she have for me this time? Gluten. Free. Soft. Pretzels. As soon as she pulled the bag out of the freezer case, visions of high school lunch period came rushing back. One of my favorite lunches was buying a giant soft pretzel and either dipping it ... Read Full Story
Hi! What a great resource this is! Thank you so much.My name is Heidi Kelly and I am the author of Adventures of a Gluten Free Mom. 5 years ago I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease and Dermatitis Herpetiformis. My 6 year old son, Sam was diagnosed with CD last year. After Sam's diagnosis, my husband decided that he wanted to be gluten free too so Sam would never have to feel "different" at home and so that home would always be a "safe" place...  
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I will be signing my newly published cookbook from 11:00 until 4:00 and want people to know about my cookbook! It is a gluten—free cookbook, but also has options for those who are also allergic to dairy, eggs, soy, corn, food—dyes, nuts, peanuts, and shell fish. There are color photos of the recipes, and the book is $$19.99. To view photos of my recipes in the book, please visit my website at www.celebratingfoodglutenfree.com  
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Gravy & Stuffing. Yet, this year will be different. My daughter is home from Michigan and she is in charge and preparing a Total Gluten Free Thanksgiving Meal, including Lefse. No, it does not tatse any different that food with Gluten, but with Celiac's, she cannot have any Gluten.  
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Author Carol Fenster is one of thousands of people who are either allergic to wheat or have gluten intolerance. Gluten is a protein commonly found in wheat and wheat-related grains. And wheat is not only found in obvious products such as bread, cereal, pasta, pies and cookies, it also can be in products most of us never imagined.  
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Always made without wheat and gluten-free Delicious moist & chewy gourmet cookies Premium all natural ingredients Certified Gluten Free Individually packaged gourmet cookies Product DescriptionTry our WOW all natural wheat & gluten-free chocolate chipcookies. WOW Chocolate Chip Cookies are moist chewy and packed with rich, delicious flavor. Our cookies are fresh baked and made in small batches with [...]  
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Charlotte WeickDelicious gluten free muffins are a part of Zackery Hibma’s diet. On Thanksgiving Day, many Americans will sit down for feasts that include turkey and stuffing, bread or dinner rolls and pumpkin pie. For people with Celiac Disease, this...  
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SorghumPeople who have celiac disease must avoid foods and beverages that contain gluten. Gluten occurs naturally in barley, wheat, and rye. Beer is usually a beverage that must be avoided by people with celiac disease, as it is almost always made from barley. Wheat beers are made from barley and wheat. However, gluten-free beer can be made relatively easily from sorghum syrup. Sorghum is a nutritious millet-like grain that is used in Africa...  
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