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Celiac.com 11/14/2018 - You don’t have to be a researcher to figure out that, for all the improvements in gluten-free food products in the last few years, gluten-free foods are still expensive and largely inferior in terms of quality and nutrition compared to their non-gluten-free counterparts. Most of the locally available gluten-free flour products are developed by large U.S. and European companies with global distribution. This can mean high local prices. Higher prices mean that some gluten-free products can remain out o...
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By Jigsaw 1992 · Posted
I am gluten free because it helps me to lose weight I have been gluten free for a year I've never had any bother before I never eat out anyway -
Labeling laws and practices can vary by country. You might want to see if there is a Celiac Association in your country. You might check Facebook - in the US, a lot of cities have a Facebook Celiac group that talks about locally available food and restaurants. Check under "Celiac" or Gluten free" and your largest close city name. For me its "Gluten Free Kansas City" . You might also check with a big Children's hospital in your country. Even if your c... -
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I am in the US and assume that you are not based on your description of items like biscuits which we call cookies. Therefore, I can not say if the items are gluten free or not. Cross contamination in the manufacturing process is a concern. However, most celiacs on this forum will advise you to avoid processed foods, even gluten free ones, and to not eat out until symptoms improve. The learning curve for the diet is steep, so simple foods, like meats, fish, ve...
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