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First Thanksgiving Gluten Free


Jane07

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I know I can look online does anyone have any suggestions gluten free stuffing or gluten free treat I guess bread pudding or pie or square . Thanksgiving is around the corner 


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  • 4 weeks later...
Nikki2777 Community Regular

Trader Joe's has gluten-free cornbread mix, stuffing, gravy and pie shells at this time of year. Whole Foods and Williams Sonoma has a lot of these, too. They definitely help!

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DebJ14 Enthusiast

Just be very wary.  The year I was newly diagnosed I planned an elaborate gluten-free Thanksgiving dinner.  I made gluten-free stuffing and gluten-free pumpkin pie with coconut milk (since I knew I had a problem with dairy  too) and homemade cranberry sauce etc.  I cooked like a fiend the day before Thanksgiving and tasted as I went, but on Thanksgiving morning I was so sick I could not get out of bed.  That Friday I called the doctor in a panic.  He told me to come in for bloodwork.  He ran a food sensitivity panel.  It came back positive, but so many of the foods were so highly positive the lab recommended traditional IgE testing. I saw the allergist and had the prick testing done, and then they drew blood to confirm the results after my back looked like one giant red welt within minutes of the prick test. 

I turned out to be highly allergic to yeast, cranberries and cinnamon, so my Thanksgiving dinner was like eating poison.  When he called with the results a few days before Christmas he asked what was for Christmas dinner.  I said, "Prime Rib."  He told me that was fine, but I should not eat it since I am highly allergic to beef.  We now have lamb, ham or a crown pork roast for Christmas dinner.  I still make stuffing, but use a gluten-free bread that contains no yeast.

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