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Omg! I Just Commercial Bout Celiac!

katrinamaria

By katrinamaria
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katrinamaria
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hey everybody!

i'm so excited i had to share! i LOVE the food network anyway, but they just showed this little snipet of like a commercial of a lady talking about gluten and how it's in everything. and then it said she had her own website (glutenfreegirl.com). she makes really tasty looking gluten-free food. it also said to go to foodnetwork.com for more info. well, thats all :) i just thought it was awesome!

ttyl!

kms

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VydorScope Proficient
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hey thats great. Have you checked out the links yet?

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Her name is Shauna and she lives in Seattle. She wrote about her experience with the Food Network in her blog awhile ago when they shot it. Good to know that the commercials are being broadcast. I think she seems like an awesome woman, a talented writer, and maybe just the type of chef we need on the Food Network to expose the world of gluten-free.

natalunia Rookie
natalunia
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YAY Shauna! She is my hero now!

Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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YAY FOR CELIAC AWARENESS!

katrinamaria Explorer
katrinamaria
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hey everyone!

i checked the links...i couldn't really find anything at foodnetwork.com, but the lady's site was neat. omg...wouldn't that be amazing if they gave her a cooking show on the food network?!?! that would be so awesome!!

:lol: kms

KaitiUSA Enthusiast
KaitiUSA
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OMG this is so cool

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hey everybody!

i'm so excited i had to share! i LOVE the food network anyway, but they just showed this little snipet of like a commercial of a lady talking about gluten and how it's in everything. and then it said she had her own website (glutenfreegirl.com). she makes really tasty looking gluten-free food. it also said to go to foodnetwork.com for more info. well, thats all :) i just thought it was awesome!

ttyl!

kms

Wow, thanks alot for her website :D

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StrongerToday Enthusiast
StrongerToday
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They've been playing the commercial a lot lately!! Here's the link to FoodNetwork, it's a good segment.

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jerseyangel Proficient
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They've been playing the commercial a lot lately!! Here's the link to FoodNetwork, it's a good segment.

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I enjoyed that! Thanks for posting.

i canary Rookie
i canary
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Thanks for sharing. The food looks wonderful!!!

Phyllis28 Apprentice
Phyllis28
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Thank you for sharing. I just recently found the Gluten Free Girl website but until now I had not been able to locate the Food Network segment.

Phyllis

Gluten Free 28 years

melie Apprentice
melie
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The clip is also on Youtube:

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the clip is 3:51 long, a very nice segment.

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kbabe1968 Enthusiast
kbabe1968
Posted

That's actually waht got me thinking about Gluten free again. Long story - inconclusive blood tests, not enough $$ for the upper GI for confirm. We're trying gluten-free now to see if I get better.

I saw her commercial on food network (i'm a food network addict). I was so encouraged. Read her blog for days. She seems like an awesome person!

:) YEAH!!!!

Maureen73 Apprentice
Maureen73
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:lol: I saw the commercial last night and literally sat there with my mouth open!! I couldn't believe someone was talking about gluten on the FOOD NETWORK of all places! How awesome is that?? I love the idea of a gluten free cooking show...

We are finally getting into the mainstream little by little.

YIPPEE!!

Maureen

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Ursa Major
Posted

Yay, I LOVED that show segment, it is awesome! That is a great fun way of making people aware of celiac disease and gluten-free living, without making it sound depressing.

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