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    I like corn pasta over the rice pasta. Mrs. Leepers's is good. Also Orgran which is out of Australia, they have a good pasta. It is a mixture of rice AND corn (they call it RisOMais). It is good!! For the rice pastas Tinkyada is the best. It just isn't good "re-heated". -Jessica
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    ARCHIVED Anonymous

    angel-jd1 replied to a topic in Board/Forum Technical Help

    I think she should be able to log out. Then when she logs back in, be sure to not choose the "hide me" option -Jessica
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    Here is a thread on peanut butter. Open Original Shared Link -Jessica
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    I know the pot of gold by hersheys, you can get some that are only one thing like caramel turtles etc. Russell stovers sometimes has a "map" of the chocolates on the inside of the box. Or sometimes just like the pot of gold you can get a box of one thing such as "chocolate covered cherries or caramels" etc. -Jessica
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    ARCHIVED Links

    angel-jd1 replied to celiac3270's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    celiac3270- My list is already on here somewhere I believe...... -Jessica
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    Russell Stover lists allergens on their labels. You just have to read. They have some pretty good chocolate. Also Hershey's Pot of Gold boxes are good, yet again just have to read labels. Hershey lists the allergens on their labels. Hope that helps!! -Jessica
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    I had the very same feeling. I didn't eat their "home baked" goodies that the other members brought either. I didn't feel safe eating them after talking to them and learning how far behind in "up to date" information they were. I was scared that I would end up sick. -Jessica
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    Last night I went to my first ever support group meeting. The group in town is just getting started and I thought it might be good to participate. I was really excited about finally having a local group. The air was soon let out of my balloon. Many of the people at the meeting were following so many "old school" rules it was rediculous. When I tried...
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    Janurary 20th at 7:00pm 1st Babtist Church, Multipurpose room, 807 Constitution Emporia, KS It is scheduled for Jan 20th at the Baptist Church. We decided to have a show and tell type meeting. We are all going to bring either...
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    Janurary 20th at 7:00pm 1st Babtist Church, Multipurpose room, 807 Constitution Emporia, KS It is scheduled for Jan 20th at the Baptist Church. We decided to have a show and tell type meeting. We are all going to bring either...
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    What obstacles do people with Celiac disease face? i.e. at work, at home, traveling etc. 1) I believe one huge obstacle is information. There is so much conflicting information out there for us. So many things are still confused by many people (vinegar issue being a huge one). One group of people say one thing, another group says something different...
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    Vitamins in general are sometimes just very harsh, depending on what they include. Sometimes they just cause general upset (gluten-free or not). Just something to think about. -Jessica
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    What is this research for? Personal interest, product development, writing an article, informing the president? ha Need more info before I shell out info. -Jessica
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    Quite a few people use english muffin rings to make hamburger buns. If you do a search online you can find them. I'm sure specialty cooking stores would also carry them. -Jessica
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    I ran across an interesting thing earlier. It is coffee made from soy beans instead of coffee beans. The website is here: Open Original Shared Link I have no idea how much it costs, or how it tastes, but might be something to look into if you are having troubles. It says : -Jessica
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    I baked a loaf of the Manna From Anna bread this weekend. It is pretty darn good. What I really like is that it can be toasted!!! I made a grilled cheese and it actually "grilled" instead of soaking up the butter! haha I also made some garlic bread for supper with the same result. It is a great product!! -Jessica
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    Sounds like you REALLY need to find a good therapist to talk to. Issues like that do not arise out of nowhere and for no reason. Talk to a professional, that is their job to figure out where the feelings are comming from and why. Best wishes. -Jessica
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    Italy has such a high population of people with celiac disease. I believe they test all of their children by age 7 or something like that. I have heard lots of good things about travel there. It sounds like you had a great experience also. Congrats on the fun time!! -Jessica
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    Congrats!!! Keep up the good work. -Jessica
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    Play Dough would be highly likely to get under finger nails also. Most 4 year olds are into gross things such as nose picking and the finger that has the playdough and whatever else goes into their mouth!! I know gross, but easily explains contamination. There are several recipes out there for gluten-free playdough. Just make your own to be safe and healthy...
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    The Kraft Parmasean cheese doesn't have any wheat flour in it in the US. Kraft clearly states the top 8 allergens on the labels. I have a can in my fridge right now and mentions nothing about wheat. -Jessica
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    Actually there IS an in home kit that can be purchased. However, it is VERY expensive. If I remember right, when I called it was about 80 dollars for 5 tests. The tests can be used only once. Needless to say, I didn't get them. It's a great idea, but needs to be less expensive for me. Anyways....here is the info: -Jessica
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    I think it is a GREAT idea!! Your biggest hurdle would be the customer base in your area. I know Denver is very large, however what is the population of Celiacs in the area? Have you tried going to support group meetings and asking people there if they would frequent that type of biz? You might get a better handle on the situation from local people, they...
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    By putting your wafer in the same container as the others you are still being contaminated. Maybe you could have a seperate container, otherwise you may as well just eat the wheat !! ha -Jessica
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    ARCHIVED Allergen Bill

    angel-jd1 replied to a topic in Publications & Publicity

    Granny- I think it was just a typo.....he meant to say "top 8 allergens" meaning milk, egg, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, Crustacean shellfish, soy, and wheat. The bill also
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