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ARCHIVED Any Normal Kiddo Food Out There?
Noah Mc replied to Noah Mc's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Thanks to all of you. I have tried about 95% of your suggestions. I was under the impressiont that Fritos were on a cross-cantamination list. So far the best thing that we have found for good snacky foods are premaking goodies and freezing them until we need them. Thanks again! -
ARCHIVED Any Normal Kiddo Food Out There?
Noah Mc posted a topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
I know that there are a ton of items for kids like cookies, granola bars, cereal, etc. but it seems that it all tastes like cardboard. I appreciate companies making everything natural and organic but I have a 6 year old who has been gluten-free for almost five years and now when I make her school lunches (she started 1st grade this year) I try to pack her... -
ARCHIVED Amy's New Facility
Noah Mc replied to a topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications
I too have been on the fence with Amy's since they don't have a dedicated gluten-free plant. Dana Korn came to my area to talk to a group of Celiac/gluten-free people and I brought up Amy's gluten-free products and everyone there (10 or so people) said they have not had any bad experiences with Amy's. -
Oh, this is a sensitive subject with me. I am a very protective father of my daughter's Celiac and once McDonalds was discovered as flat out lying about their fries containing gluten I all together boycotted them. This is my first boycott and so far it has gone really well . I would suggest staying away form any fast food if you are truly striving for...
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ARCHIVED Celiac And Food Allergies
Noah Mc replied to AmyTopolski's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
My daughter was diagnosed at 2 years old. At that time she was forming DH and what seemed like every food allergy short of nut that there was. After we got her gluten-free, we noticed her skin clearing up and as she healed, she was able to eat any gluten-free food she wanted. I would agree with aprilh that sometimes it jsut takes time for the body to heal...