My wife and I recently found a new pasta we really enjoy. Hodgson Mill Gluten Free Spaghetti with flax seed tastes great and is easy to cook. Boil shorter for al dente and longer for Chef Boy R Dee consistency.
Getting enough omega-3 fatty acids is important, but can be a challenge. Supplements like fish oil are available, but can be difficult digest.
We like the flavor and the benefits of
Corn tortillas are a staple in my diet. But, finding tortillas that are gluten-free can be difficult. In fact, many corn tortillas, even gluten-free varieties, are made in facilities that also produce wheat tortillas.
That’s why I was happy to find this SUPER EASY corn tortilla recipe at Simplyrecipes.com!
The recipe is simple. Two cups of masa harina corn flour and up to two cups of water make 16 to 18 tortillas.
Add water to the corn flour according to the directions on the masa harina bag or until you have a pliable dough. Knead the dough with your fingers. Make a small ball about the size of a golf ball. Place the ball
The Gluten Dude posted this video of Dr. Oz commenting that gluten free is a scam. Although Dr. Oz has devoted many shows to the gluten-free topic, he dismisses the diet as a scam on this show.
Dr. Oz is a cardiothoracic surgeon, a heart surgeon. That is what he
LOVE these! Gluten is definitely my kryptonite…
Gluten free tees and hoodies raise awareness and look cool! You can find them here. How do you spread awareness of celiac disease and gluten sensitivity? Comment below.
Click the shirt you like to go to the order page!
Glutino is offering a $1 off coupon to use in stores. It’s time to SAVE MONEY!
Here is how you get the coupon:
Visit Glutino’s Coupon Page here and you will come to this page.
Enter your name – first name is good enough – and your email address.
Click off the check box if you do not want future emails from Glutino. (I found out about the coupon from an email from Glutino, so you might want to leave it checked.)
Click Print and this page will appear.
General Mills is voluntarily recalling several days of production of Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios cereal produced at its Lodi, California facility on certain dates in July of this year because of an undeclared allergen – wheat – with potential adverse health effects. Because this recall relates to an undeclared allergen, this is a Class I product recall.
Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios produced on these dates at the company’s Lodi, California facility are being recalled because an isolated incident resulted in wheat flour being inadvertently introduced into the gluten free oat flour system at its Lodi facility. As a result, the products may contain an undeclared allergen – wheat – in products labeled as gluten-free.
General Mills will recall and retrieve affected cereals produced on those dates from customer warehouses and store shelves. Consumers with wheat allergies, celiac disease or gluten intolerance should not
The Gluten Free Works Health Guide Newsletter is out! This week focuses on gluten and how it affects the muscles. Muscles. When they are chronically tired, hurt or do not work properly, our lives are impacted.…
“I should look like Brad Pitt.” Back before I went gluten free, I remember looking in the mirror and saying these exact words to myself. I was working out 5 to 6 days a week,…
HUGE shout out to Kendall and the PUR Team for sending us samples of their new PUR Mints: Tangerine Tango, Spearmint, Polar Mint, Peppermint and the one I am currently enjoying – Mojito Lime Mint. The mints are gluten-free, aspartame-free and yummylicious! (They are also vegan, nut & soy free, diabetic friendly and non-gmo!)
PUR really promotes the fact that they do not use aspartame to sweeten their products. That’s a good thing. Aspartame is made from genetically modified e-coli, their feces in fact, and I was told it was produced in the same facility as Agent Orange. YUCK! Aspartame gives me migraines, so I stopped eating it even before I found out it was made from bacteria dung.
Instead, PUR uses xylitol, which is pretty smart considering xylitol creates a cooling effect in your mouth. I really like how the packets reseal, so you can save some for later…unless you eat them like candy like I do. (Mmm. I just crunched into a Peppermint.)
Thanks again, Kendall. The mints are fantastic. I’ll definitely be making PUR my go to mints.
Oh, and Kendall was nice enough to send us a $10 Coupon for our Gluten Free Works Members to use on PUR’s website. Considering they have products for $4.99, you’re looking at FREE STUFF! Woohoo!!! Just enter the coupon code in the image below.
Pass it on!!! ————————– Author Information: John Libonati, Florida Publisher, Glutenfreeworks.com. Editor & Publisher, Recognizing Celiac Disease. John can be reached by e-mail here