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  1. I'm sorry, I can recall the flavor now or I would have mentioned it. It was just a heads up to read ALL labels.
  2. Yes, I was like that as a child and through my early high school years. My mother never believed what horrible cramps the porridge and rolled oats used to cause me at school. Then, poof, it went away, not to recur until I was 29. I haven't a clue why it went away, but it was Mexican food that brought it back
  3. Hey, I'm sorry you keep getting glutened - as you found out, it is very easy to do. Word of caution: I have even found gluten in herbal tea It was one of the Celestial Seasonings teas. Now doesn't that just make your day?
  4. One hint I read for crustier bread is, once the loaf is baked, remove it from the pan and pop it back in the oven for a few minutes. Obviously, this hint is not for bread machines.
  5. Weelll, not necessarily. There are other parts of the wheat plant that do not have gluten' Wheatgrass, for example. And I found a product that had wheat stems in it. Now how they would keep it from being gluten contaminated is another question.
  6. To answer your first question, it is very common to also be intolerant of other foods if one is a coeliac. For example, if you keep glutening yourself, you may not have allowed your villi to heal properly and may have problems with lactose. I have had massive problems with other intolerances as you will see from my signature. Fortunately, most do not have...
  7. "Looking run down" can mean that you are nutrient deficient. Have you had your vitamin and mineral levels checked?
  8. The temperature of the water can be quite critical for the yeast. It really needs to "poof" up quite a lot from feeding on the warm sugar water. I have an instant read thermometer that I check the water temp with - all this new equipment we need. If your yeast doesn't do this, start again. You shouldn't need to whisk it in. Most gluten free breads do...
  9. This is really alarming to me. I hope New Zealand is not participating in this - as one of the last non-GMO bastions of the world. Not that our scientists aren't researching, but nothing is allowed to get into the food chain. I truly believe that all my intolerances, and there are many, are due to lectins, and lectins are the stuff they splice from...
  10. Don't let anyone tell you that youz anxiety attacks are "all in your head" or due to "stresses" that you are under, The stress you are under is most probably gluten induced and should fade as you rid the gluten from the system. Just relax, breathe, calm yourself, and know that this, too, shall pass. I know it's hard at the moment, but you are going through...
  11. Yes, decontamination is an important part of converting to gluten free, especially if you are going to be living in a shared kitchen. Those to whom it does not matter do not understand how small an amount of contamination can affect a sensitive person. The reason you have still been having symptoms is probably because you have been having low level contamination...
  12. Geez, 8:00 p.m. I keep forgetting about the EDT people. I am just thinking about what to have for lunch
  13. I think we have all had these feelings amongst the various groups of people that we are affiliated with in some way. There is really no point in getting mad at them or letting them see how bad it makes you feel, because mostly they tend not to be able to come to grips with it. Just politely decline the food and say, I am sorry, I can't eat that. I have...
  14. Don't wait for the yeast! Make something now
  15. Yep, there's quite a bit of that in converting to gluten free baking. Try to look at the trial part and find other uses for your errors (crumbs for a pie base, croutons, feeding the ducks/rabbits/dog, whatever
  16. Oy vey, that Dr. Laura, sanctimonious bi-otch, can nae stand the woman (and I haven't even had to listen to her in nigh on 15 years!) Biggest troublemaker on this planet. Now, every once in a while she comes out with a gem, but ye can nae stand the rest of the blather to wait for it. Dr. Laura is to men what Fox News is to TeaPartyers Whoops, that was...
  17. Forget The Thriller dance, gals. According to my information, *THE* dance everyone must learn these days is... The Pole Dance!! Yep, it's gone mainstream. And I'm about to tell you how to do it. (You will have to find yer own pole - maybe the one in the fire station ???) You will also have to make your own clothing selection * Stand behind the...
  18. If you want anything to show in your posts, your have to create a signature block. I can see what you wrote when I view your profile.
  19. I believe (with absolutely no authority to back this up ) that if a lesion is active, then there will be antibodies adjacent to it.
  20. Well, I finished the book, and by the end, as you say, either name would have been MOST appropriate Those 19th century peeps were no better than today's toerags Yeah, it's just one of Skaught's tricks to try to get us to spend even more time here so we can spend time reading the adverTISEments, like "Craving glutenfree kisses?" What used to...
  21. Hi, and welcome to the forum. At this point there is really no way of knowing whether or not you have celiac disease or a gluten intolerance. Have you noticed any foods that seem to make your symptoms worse, for example? And with some people the reaction times after eating a food that is not tolerated are longer than with others, so that can even be...
  22. Did ya ask if t'was a hob or a slut he was after??? Psills, I have a confession. Whilst I was sitting at my 'puter writing the story I could nae remember da man's name, just knew it began with a "P" and Prick seemed somehow so apropos , so to speak. Now that I have gone back to finishing the book I find that actually it is Pitmore - I know, spoils...
  23. You don't need any egg except the three whites. Do get some quick acting yeast. I used regular yeast last time and had to let it rise longer and it almost rose too much - started flowing over the top of the baguette pans. I was glad I had the paper to lift it back into shape The first few times I made it I made it in a regular loaf tin and it was...
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