There weren’t many stories out there this week, but here goes! Colleges Deal with Gluten-Free 101This article is just a highlight of the current trend in colleges becoming more aware of gluten free needs, and the dedication it takes on the part of the family, students, and dining services to make it happen. Articles like Read More …
Green Banana Flour Pasta Could be an Alternative for Gluten-Free EatersThis news is self explanatory. Finally, here is a gluten-free alternative that is comparable to the real thing in flavor, look, aroma, and texture! In addition, it could be cheaper than most current gluten free alternatives. Low Biopsy Rates Contribute to Celiac Disease UnderdiagnosisAccording to this Read More …
My weekly posts have been thrown for a loop these past few weeks, and there hasn’t been much big gluten free news when I have had time to post, but hopefully things can get back to their typical pattern shortly! For now, here are my picks for gluten free news since the start of June! Read More …
Don’t forget to enter my giveaway for your change to win a recipe book, tortilla warmer, and some Rudi’s Products! You can enter to win here. The National Foundation for Celiac Awareness Kicks off Celiac Awareness Month with Educational InitiativesThis press release outlines NFCA’s May activities, which offer many opportunities to enter giveaways (such as one Read More …
Hidden Valley Announces Gluten-free Items and LabelingI am a lover of salads, so it is great to hear that another salad dressing company is labeling their products for safe consumption. This new launching of gf labeled products comes with a partnership with the Celiac Disease Foundation, and a launching of a website that offers family Read More …
Monday is my birthday! I came home last night to a surprise party, gluten free potluck style. I am a lucky lady to have such wonderful friends and family who understand my gluten free needs and were successful at not poisoning me. It was a great time. Now onto your news: The Huffington Posts: The Best Gluten Free Bread Read More …
Last weekend I was away at a conference, the Social Workers Campaign School, held at The University of Connecticut’s Institute for Political Social Work. It was an amazingly empowering experience, which has left me thinking about my social work and political future. With so much to take in, I have had little time to blog. This Read More …
This week’s News: Allergy Friendly Grocery Shopping Without Breaking the Bank We all know allergy and autoimmune disease shopping can be overwhelming, and expensive. In this CNN article, author Elizabeth Gordon of The Complete Allergy-Free Comfort Foods Cookbook and Allergy-Free Desserts shares her tips and tricks to eating gluten free without breaking the bank. Is Modified Read More …
Hi everyone! This last month has flown by and has been full of school, wedding, and future planning. So much to do, and it hadn’t even crossed my mind that I hadn’t updated! I promise some more lengthy and focused posts once midterms cool down, but until then lets get back to track with the Read More …
Happy Nutrition Month Everyone! Sponsored by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, this month is: “a nutrition education and information campaign created annually in March by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, formerly the American Dietetic Association. The campaign focuses attention on the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and physical activity habits. Registered Dietitian Day, also celebrated in increases Read More …
