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  1. angel-jd1
    There is a children's book called "Eating Gluten Free With Emily" by Bonnie J. Kruszka. I personally really think this book is great! I read it to my 2nd grade class while doing my student teaching. They liked it, and got it!! However when I read the word "diarrhea" everyone cracked up! ha I think it's well worth the money!! Great book. You can...
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    Here on some sites that I have posted on my site USASillyYaks. I'm not sure which ones donate to research and such (off the top of my head) you might just check out the sites and the info should be on them if they donate. Hope it helps you out a little. -Jessica Celiac Disease Awareness Bracelets Celiac Disease Awareness Bracelet $35.00 Open...
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    ARCHIVED Wendys

    angel-jd1 replied to liz0324's topic in Gluten-Free Restaurants

    Daisy brand is safe (probably not what Wendy's uses) but it's safe. -Jessica
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    I'm curious how you even go ahold of them to find out. I was given the name of a lady and told that if I made a list of what I wanted to know was gluten-free she would get back with me. I wrote her several times and never heard a thing back. I gave up on trying to contact anyone from wal-mart. -Jessica
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    You can get annies packets from the gluten free pantry (I believe). Open Original Shared Link free.com/online-store.cfm?&Affiliate_ID=92 Kraft has also just started selling individual packets. They come in a box of 10 or 12 and are GREAT!! -Jessica
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    I think that the CSA book is great for a newbie. It really lets you see that life is not over because you can't have gluten. It shows several of the regular mainstream products that you can purchase. I called it my gluten free bible for the first two years!! I think it's well worth your money as a newbie. As previously stated you still need to do...
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    1) Chebe Bread, has an aftertaste of licking a battery (metallic). GROSS!!!!! 2) Ener-g Bread.....ok MOST glutenfree breads BLEH! 3) Annies Cowgirl Ranch Dressing.........just plain nasty!!! Those are my votes. -Jessica
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    Celiac Disease isn't something that goes away. Doctors used to THINK it went away, but it doesn't. If she had it as a baby, she STILL has it. Convince her to go gluten free with you, otherwise she is doing terrible damage to her body!!! On the topic of the question. It wasn't really something I had to tell my family, they already knew. I was sick...
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    *Use lettuce and do rollups *Do rollups without the lettuce (lunchmeat, cheese, squirt of mayo) *Use corn tortillas *Make quesadillas and eat them cold like a sandwich *Use the gluten-free bread and make sandwiches *Cold bbqed or fried hamburger and ketchup Throw in a sandwich bag of chips or some veggies and ranch dip. Just make sure you always...
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    Chex are not gluten free. They have barley malt extract in them which is not safe for the gluten free diet. You can read the corn chex label here: Open Original Shared Link Some other alternatives for meatloaf and meat balls are quinoa flakes and minute rice -Jessica
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    Never!!! I was too sick for tooo long. I have no desire to go back to feeling that way. -Jessica
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    Annalise Roberts one of the food philosopher sisters created a wedding cake recipe for me to use for my college graduation. It is awesome!!! I adapted it a bit from her recipe and I had people (civilians )(loved that you used that term) BEGGING me for the recipe!!! I have the recipe that I use posted on my website USASillyYaks. If you want the orig recipe...
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    Here is Heinz gluten free list I don't see them listed anywhere on it. -Jessica
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    You are welcome!! -Jessica
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    ARCHIVED Wendy's

    angel-jd1 replied to BamBam's topic in Gluten-Free Restaurants

    are the ingredients to the wendy's chicken breast. They can be found on their website under nutritional info. Scroll down to the bottom of those pages when it opens and you can find the ingredent lists to everything on their menu. Hope that helps. -Jessica
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    Monica- Good luck with the store!! Keep us posted on how things are going. -Jessica
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    I was the one who found the mistakes and was told by corporate that they would be pulling the menu's with mistakes and replacing them with correct ones. HOPEFULLY they follow through on that and get ALL the ones with mistakes thrown away. -Jessica
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    Like Richard said, the grain that is fed to the animals does not transfer proteins into the muscle. The proteins are broken down in the stomach to make energy for the animal to survive on, but they do not pass into the blood or muscle to cause any alarm to us. If you are having trouble with meat, it is because of something other than celiac. -Jessica
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    Just thought I would post the links from my site USASillyYaks that I had to restaurants that have gluten free menu's or nutrutional info online. Hope it helps someone. Feel free to add links that you have. -Jessica Adobo Grill Chicago, IL Open Original Shared Link Arby's Allergy and Ingredient Info at bottom of pages Open Original...
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    I wrote to several companies asking them for product samples to use for a support group meeting. I was overwhelmed with their responses!! They didn't hesitate to help out! Here is a listing of the generous companies who supplied the meeting with TONS of good things to eat. Most were not "sample sizes" most were full sized products and they were SUPER generous...
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    Delimex is a Heinz company and they have several items that are safe: I eat their taquitos frequently. Very easy to throw in the microwave or oven. Top with some cheese and have a salad on the side or some beans. Also a couple of the Kraft South Beach Diet frozen dinners are safe. You just have to read the labels. -Jessica
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    Be sure to get the Ian's Allergy Free kind. They do make nuggets and fish sticks that contain gluten. The allergy free are the ones that you want!! -Jessica
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    ARCHIVED Protien Bars

    angel-jd1 replied to rogue1's topic in Sports and Fitness

    Miss Roben's has a no bake granola bar/trail mix mix. They are free of: Free of: Wheat, Gluten, Dairy, Peanuts, Tree Nuts, Egg, Soy, Corn, Potato, Yeast, Sesame according to the website. I have made them before and they freeze really well (just wrap in saranwrap and freeze). You just have to add corn syrup and I added peanutbutter and sunflower seeds...
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    I use Tinkyada sometimes, my favorite is really the risomas which is rice and corn. But gets soggy, so not a good idea for pasta salad. It has great flavor though -Jessica
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    I had to collect my poo also, but just one sample. I totally feel your pain. It is the most degrating event ever!! The lab DID give me a little bucket that attached to the inside of the toilet to collect the stuffs though. You might try asking for one of those. Funny thing is, after they gave me all of my "equipment" for the sample collection...
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