It’s that time of year for resolutions and for looking forward, but what about looking back at all the great things that 2012 brought? I’d like to share “a few of my favorite things” from this past year, gluten-free of course.
No one relishes the thought of natural disasters or unforeseen emergencies, but they are a reality we can’t ignore. Covering how to prepare for emergencies when you layer on the added complication that you or your family is gluten-free.
Yes, it’s happened again. Halloween is upon us! If you haven’t procured your GF goodies yet, read on…!
Update on the status of the FDA’s proposed gluten-free food labeling regulations.
If you have, know someone with, or otherwise care about celiac disease, or if you or someone you love has benefited from the increasing variety and deliciousness of gluten-free foods, you should join me in celebrating Celiac Awareness Day … every day!
Take the time yourself to find a restaurant like Cedar near you for your special occasions, or one you can patronize regularly. You will be rewarded with amazing, safe meals, and the restaurant will be rewarded for attending to your and others’ dietary needs. You deserve a night out once in awhile – take it with confidence and enjoy the treat of someone else in the kitchen for a change!
A look at why gluten-free camps are so valuable to celiac and gluten-free children, plus a nationwide directory of these camps.
In this week after Easter, I thought it would be helpful to share some more information about the wheat-based sacrament of the Eucharist, or Communion, from a gluten-free point of view.
Gingerbread is synonymous with the holiday season. Enjoy this quick and easy recipe, and may your holidays be merry and bright (and very tasty)!
Particularly in 2011- the year the FDA finally moved forward to establish regulations setting standards for gluten-free food labeling – we should all take time to educate friends, family, restaurants, retailers, doctors, teachers … about celiac disease and the importance of truly gluten-free foods for those of us who live gluten-free. Oh, and let’s celebrate with a contest!!!
