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I know this is a long shot, because I can finding NOTHING about gluten-free info about this restaurant, except the one in Disneyworld (and I live on the other end of the US). I have a graduation party coming up for my niece, and this is where they want to have it at. Does anyone have a clue if anything they have is gluten-free? If not, I guess I will be...

I think I am in love with this company. The bread didn't quite rise as well as it should have, which I am sure is my own fault. But, it was good hot - which seems to be typical of gluten-free bread (but forget it when it cools down). We ran off to church am we just got back. I tried a piece cooled, and it is still good (even though it didn't rise right)....

I am making some of their bread in my machine right now. I will check which one it is and let you know if it's good or not when it is done. yay! Deanna

Isn't it amazing how much food plays a part in our lives, and you really don't notice until you have to go without the good stuff? Gosh I used to eat everything and anything...which probably wasn't a good thing. Oh, well, I can honestly saying that being gluten-free forces me to eat healthier, and that is a plus. <~~cuz my daughter says so...

Is it okay to post links??? Causeyourspecial.com They have bunches of stuff I am excited to try now that the cookies turned out so yummy.

Sorry if this has been posted before... Does anyone have a list of gluten-free Oscar Meyer products? Thank you! Deanna

I guess I maybe shouldn't talk since I just off a cheating binge, but I always miss the food I eat at my favorite Italian restaurant. Their salad is the best, I love the bread and oil, and I LOVE their ravioli (I may have to find out the ingredients to their salad).

Oh wow. I just got a shipment in today of 'Cause Your Special products. I was excited to have some chocolate chip cookies, so I made up a batch. They are by far the best gluten-free cookies I have had, and they are actually better than some non-gluten-free I have had. Check them out if you haven't before. =)

Thank you all for your input. Please keep in mind that everyone is different, and not all of us may have the same will power and strength. I have never felt as well as I think I should gluten-free. When I am eating gluten I feel about 80 (at least what I imagine 80 feels like), gluten-free maybe I take off 20 years, but I never feel like I am 28. I would...

Thank you all for the encouragment. I am back to gluten-free starting today. My Mother just told me she ordered a bunch of stuff online for me yesterday to try. She is so cool. I have only had the blood test, and not the endoscope, so sometimes I go into denial and talk myself into eating gluten. For some reason I seem to think it will be "different this...

Friday night I came home and I was starving, I was upset, my husband was zoned out on TV, and I had just had it. So...I ate a bowl of Life cereal...the next day I ate whatever I wanted to eat - even went to my favorite Italian restaurant, and I have been eating like that since (eating all my favorite stuff with no abandon). I feel like crud now, of course...

I can relate, but it will get better.

Maybe it is a combination of things. I got some gluten-free shakes that have protein and other vitamins in them, we'll see if they help me feel better also.

Thank you all for your responses. I think I must have slipped somewhere and eaten gluten. It's weird, because I have never totally felt better yet, so sometimes I think there could be something else wrong with me. Had my thyroid drawn again friday, still awaiting those results (I am hypo). Those with thyroid disease: has anyone found that going gluten-free...

Since going gluten-free I have also had nightmares at least once a week, often 2-3 times a week. I also have that moment between being fully awake where I see things floating in the room, or things standing in the room. It is very scary!