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New Celiac Pocket Dictionary

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fisharefriendsnotfood Apprentice
fisharefriendsnotfood
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The New Celiac Pocket Dictionary just arrived in the mail today from the Canadian Celiac Assosiation. I'm very excited because it has EVERYTHING in it, what it is, and whether or not it's allowed. It's small so we can just carry it around! If anyone has questions about what's allowed, post here and I'll post the answer. I have my handy-dandy pocket dictionary here lol.

-Jackie

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Lisa Mentor
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Cool:

Anyone have a US version?

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Eliza13 Contributor
Eliza13
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Heehee...

Just received mine too!!

AmandaD Community Regular
AmandaD
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Could you tell me where you got this, so I can order one as well? thanx!

The New Celiac Pocket Dictionary just arrived in the mail today from the Canadian Celiac Assosiation. I'm very excited because it has EVERYTHING in it, what it is, and whether or not it's allowed. It's small so we can just carry it around! If anyone has questions about what's allowed, post here and I'll post the answer. I have my handy-dandy pocket dictionary here lol.

-Jackie

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fisharefriendsnotfood Apprentice
fisharefriendsnotfood
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Could you tell me where you got this, so I can order one as well?  thanx!

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I got mine through the Canadian Celiac Assosiation, of which I am a member.

KarenCM Rookie
KarenCM
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I am so excited I can't wait to get mine in the mail. It is so nice that they are mailing a new one to everyone of the members.

Here is a link to the page if any non members were wondering about it. It is only $7.95 for a non member to buy.

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skoki-mom Explorer
skoki-mom
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Well, now I definitely have to get over there and get my membership!! I've been so friggin busy, I just keep forgetting!

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I obtained a copy of the previous (1992) edition within a month of being diagnosed. I bought a copy at a specialty store that sells, among other things, gluten free food. I too received a complimentary copy of the new edition in today's mail. I used it very frequently at first, but over time I got to know most of the common things, so I don't need it as often. I still use if, though, and if you are new to the diet it is a must have.

You don't have to be a member to buy a copy, but if you are not in Canada you should know that some of the things are declared gluten-free based on Canadian labelling rules, which could differ in other contries. For example, on a Canadian food label "starch" is corn starch unless another source is explicitly stated. I know this is NOT true in the US.

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