If there is anything I have too much of it’s probably spices and seasonings. See, I have a 2 foot deep by 1.5 foot wide shelf dedicated entirely to spices and seasoning, this doesn’t include sauces and marinade which go with the canned goods. There’s a three tier rack in the back of that shelf, Read More …
In a post in 2012 I discussed the Keurig as being a threat to your gluten free sanity in the office space, and offered up some suggestions of things to have in an “Office Eating Safety Kit.” Back then my office’s water cooler had a hot water tap so making my own tea was an Read More …
On Wednesday I attended a networking event at a local catering hall that had an entrance fee, as passed hors’ d’oeuvres and two hot dishes were included. Being the Celiac that I am I had expressed me dietary needs in advance, and upon entering introduced myself to who I knew was that event’s manager: The lone Read More …
The winds started to whip through last night, pulling the colorful dying leaves from their branches and littering the ground. This to me is the true reminder of the chance in seasons, when nature’s pattern syncs up to do it’s job and clear the trees for winter. It was also a reminder to me of Read More …
Schar’s Quality of Life Questionnaire Although not so much news, I felt it was important to share this. This survey from Schar is assessing the use of Social Supports in those with Celiac Disease, as well as their overall quality of life. This, to me, is a very important area of research needed for those Read More …
“Food and Love are the essence of the soul and the moderator of personality.” I said something similar to that to a friend the other day, and I’ve been reflecting on it since. Hunger and want for love and food drives many to illness, depression, and violence where as fulfillment of those needs seems to Read More …
When I introduced Celiac Awareness this Month this year, a big piece of my suggests on how to raise awareness revolved around the aspect of advocating for yourself. In a three piece series I am going to discuss tools that can help you self advocate, but first let’s talk advocacy. As a social worker, advocacy and self-advocacy Read More …
Today marks Celtic Celiac’s 3 year Anniversary. In my first post I wrote “I hope that I can make this journey valuable to the Celiac and gluten intolerance internet community” and I truly believe I have. However, I can always do better in helping to spread Read More …
This weekend I forgot to post my weekly Gluten Free Round-up, but that’s okay because I was experiencing the wonders of a gluten free weekend and was rounding up some great reviews and items to share with you in the future. Here’s a speak peak at in a few reviews, but my real focus here Read More …
This is the second to last installment of our gluten free travels through Colorado and New Mexico. I was originally going to have one full review and two short reviews to share below, but as I was writing the one full review just got too long for me to feel comfortable posting everything in one post. Coquette’s Read More …
