9 Tips for Buying Gluten Free for Less Dough
June 2, 2011 by Nancy
Filed under Articles, Gluten Free Tips
Here are a few strategies that may save you a bundle of dough when buying that expensive gluten free food. 1. Don’t throw food away. This concept even works well if your gluten free experiment goes bad. Your bread recipe gone awry can turn into breadcrumbs, croutons or an awesome French Toast Casserole (we have [...]
My 3 Favorite Gluten Free Magazines!
June 1, 2011 by Nancy
Filed under Articles, Book Reviews
When our family received the news that we would be starting a gluten free diet, I wasn’t even sure what gluten was! I got online and read all I could find. I ordered books. And I looked for useful magazines to make our transition and journey easier. Here are the 3 favorite magazines I subscribe [...]
Disneyland: The Happiest Gluten Free Place on Earth
My gluten free son ventured to Disneyland last week with friends and he had no trouble eating gluten free anywhere in the park! He felt that his most enjoyable gluten free meals were in Tomorrowland, but as you look the list over, you will see that there is no shortage of great options throughout the [...]
Take Me Out to the Gluten Free Ballpark 2011
Attending a Major League Baseball Game can be just as fun for the gluten free as for everyone else at certain parks throughout the US. Each year, more parks are adding more gluten free choices and special gluten free group nights. Some have yet to officially announce new vendors, but here’s what I’ve found so [...]
Children’s Book “Mommy, What is Celiac Disease?”
May 8, 2011 by Nancy
Filed under Articles, Book Reviews
Mommy, What is Celiac Disease? A Look at the Sunny Side of Gluten Free By Katie Chalmers WIN A BOOK In honor of Celiac Awareness Month, Katie Chalmers and Gluten Freeville are offering the opportunity for 5 Gluten Freeville readers to win a copy of Mommy, What is Celiac Disease? Thanks so much for participating [...]
Grandma’s Excellent Chicken Tortilla Soup
When you see “Grandma” in the title of a recipe, it may conjure up visions of a gentle, gray-haired woman who works tirelessly in the garden and in the kitchen to make her from-scratch specialties donned in a floured and flowered apron. Well, in this case, you’d be a little off. Our family grandma is [...]
Your Ultimate Guide to Celiac Awareness Month!! May 2011
May is National Celiac Awareness Month! Most Celiac organizations, Celiac Research Centers, & the Association of European Coeliac Societies, representing 26 European countries all recognize May as the official Celiac Awareness Month. In some years past, October has been recognized as Celiac Awareness Month, but most now recognize the month of May as the official [...]
Gluten Free & Allergen Free Easter Candy 2011
It’s time for the Easter Candy roundup! No matter how healthy you try to eat the rest of the year, there are holidays where you just want to let your kids indulge a bit, or have a holiday treat yourself. In order to make sure your Easter baskets are safe for those who need strictly [...]
Gluten Freeville Directory CONTEST: WIN $50 for Web Store-Free From Gluten
WIN $50 for Web Store: Free From Gluten The contest ends Friday, April 8 at 5 pm PST. Any listings after that time will not be counted. It’s easy to win one of these very valuable gift certificates AND you can help the gluten free community at the same time! Be one of the three [...]
Autism Awareness Month – Why a Gluten Free/Casein Free Diet Works for Many
The United States recognizes April as Autism Awareness Month and as a special opportunity for everyone to educate the public about autism and issues within the autism community. You probably know a family facing this daunting condition, or you are one. Please take a moment to answer the following poll about your experience with autism [...]
