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Celiac / Gluten Free Informational Books

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Becci
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I was diagnosed with Celiac disease two months ago. And I am still getting glutenized. Does anyone have any idea of some good books for Celiac disease, Gluten free and/or Dairy free?

Informational, Recipes or otherwise.

The hardest time I am having is buying stuff that does not say gluten free, and I think it is... But it has some kind of hidden gluten in it...

Any suggestions?

(And if anyone knows of some good info for buying gluten-free/DF on a VERY TIGHT (broke) budget, please let me know...)

Thanks,

Rebecca

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"Healthier Without Wheat" by Dr. Stephen Wangen, is wonderful...he is called "the gluten intolerant" doctor.

The Gluten Free Bible, is good too.

Dr. PEter Green's book is good too, but I can't remember the name of it.

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I was diagnosed with Celiac disease two months ago. And I am still getting glutenized. Does anyone have any idea of some good books for Celiac disease, Gluten free and/or Dairy free?

Informational, Recipes or otherwise.

The hardest time I am having is buying stuff that does not say gluten free, and I think it is... But it has some kind of hidden gluten in it...

Any suggestions?

(And if anyone knows of some good info for buying gluten-free/DF on a VERY TIGHT (broke) budget, please let me know...)

Thanks,

Rebecca

A good book is the super allergy girl

Gluten-free, Casein-free, Nut-free

Allergy & Celiac

Cookbook by Lisa A. Lundy

IT has over 225 receipes AND 100 pages if information

You could google it or look her up on twitter...

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Becci
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Thank you both. I ordered these yesterday. Anyone know if they are any good?

1,000 Gluten-free Recipes : Carol Fenster (Hardcover, 2008)

Gluten-free Living for Dummies (Paperback, 2006)

Living Well With Celiac Disease : Claudine Crangle (Paperback, 2002)

Celiac Disease and Living Gluten-free : Jules Shepard (Paperback, 2008)

Celiac Disease : Mary Kay Sharrett, Steve Plogsted, Sylvia Llewelyn Bower (Paperback, 2006)

The Gluten-free Bible : Anthony J., (FWD) Dimarino M.D., Jax Peters Lowell (Paperback, 2005)

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darlindeb25
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Gluten Free for Dummies is wonderful. Also, The Gluten Free Bible is good. You will like both of them.

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Becci
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Okay, when i get some more money, I will buy the Gluten free for Dummies...

Any other suggestions for info?

And is there any kind of 'shopping guide' as to what to stay away from, as far as ingredients?

So, if I am looking at something and something pops up I am not sure about, I can just open my little pocket guide and see?

Any ideas on that?

And where to get it, if it does exist?

THANKS!!!!

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