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Anyone Keep A Gluten/celiac/food Blog?

gabby

By gabby
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gabby Enthusiast
gabby
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Hi again,

I got to wondering if anyone on the board keeps a blog that coverss gluten, celiac, food intolerances, recipes, etc. It seems that so many members have a ton of advice and experience, and I'd love to visit your blogs for more!

Maybe y'all could list your URLs

Thanks!

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irish daveyboy Community Regular
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Hi again,

I got to wondering if anyone on the board keeps a blog that coverss gluten, celiac, food intolerances, recipes, etc. It seems that so many members have a ton of advice and experience, and I'd love to visit your blogs for more!

Maybe y'all could list your URLs

Thanks!

Answer is yes I do have gluten-free recipe blogs, but it is against board rules to mention the names or URL's in a post, However, we can have links to our websites or Blogs in our 'About Me' section of our profiles.

I can't tell you about anyone else that have Sites/Blogs they would have to let you know in a similar manner.

The rules of the forum prohibit self promotion of any kind, however I can post a link to someone else's Blog (if that makes sense)

Best Regards,

David

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Oops...I didn't realize this was against policy.

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I also have one but ditto on what PP said.

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irish daveyboy Community Regular
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Oops...I didn't realize this was against policy.

Another way people could let you known and also give you the URLS is

in a PM (Private Message) by going to your profile and clicking on send PM.

Best Regards,

David

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sb2178 Enthusiast
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I have a gluten free-friendly food blog. Everything posted is gluten-free, but many recipes are flexible to using non-gluten-free pasta for example, or possibly just white flour instead of rice flour.

My blog also has other random nutrition/food/gardening/fiber arts stuff on it.

And I would like to see other people's posts here, as I am lazy about going to people's profile unless I know there is a reason to do so.

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I have 2 blogs that I follow and love dearly...

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