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Guest WashingtonLady

By Guest WashingtonLady
in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications

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Guest WashingtonLady
Guest WashingtonLady
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Although I've been researching this on and off for a couple years now, I'm still a newbie in the Celiac world. I would love to get just a basic, definative list of what's on the gluten-free "don't do it" food list. I keep coming across different information...some say yes to canola oil, some say no; some don't specify fruit vinegars, while some do; yes to feta, no to Roquefort...and now I'm reading that oats may be considered okay? It's a lot to take in and figure out. I'd like to just KNOW once and for all, if that's possible.

Any suggestions? (I mean, you know, constructive suggestions, other than, "Grow up and use the brain God gave you!") :D

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Thankfully, Celiac.com provides us with the information you're looking for: https://www.celiac.com/st_main.html?p_catid...-17107484824.19

And of course feel free to ask whenever you have questions or concerns. The members here are always very helpful.

Generic Apprentice
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I don't know where in WA you are, but there is a couple of different stores that carry exstensive lines of gluten-free food. Manna Mills is located in Mountlake Terrace and Lingonberries is located in Vancouver Wa. If you ever want to get doughnuts or rolls, those are the places to hit.

Also this Sat in Seattle is the gluten free food and beer festival.

Guest WashingtonLady
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I don't know where in WA you are, but there is a couple of different stores that carry exstensive lines of gluten-free food. Manna Mills is located in Mountlake Terrace and Lingonberries is located in Vancouver Wa. If you ever want to get doughnuts or rolls, those are the places to hit.

Also this Sat in Seattle is the gluten free food and beer festival.

-Laurie

There's a gluten-free Beer Festival?!?! That's perfect! I thought I'd never have another beer again. Although I don't imbibe often, it's nice to know the option is available.

I'll have to look up the festival and see what's brewing. ;)

Thanks!

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Guhlia
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Red Bridge beer made by Anheiser-Busch is gluten free and wonderful! It's also the cheapest of the gluten free beers AND relatively easy to find. Ask your local grocery store or beer distributor to start carrying it for you. It shouldn't be a problem getting it in since it's made by AB.

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