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I'm visiting my grandma who is very concerned for me and makes me a ton of Gluten-Free stuff, and she goes out and buys a whole pantry full of Rice Krispy Treats, Makes me gluten-free Banana Bread, and gets me some salsa. I checked the Ingreds. to see if it's okay, and everything is fine except I'm a little suspicious about Pectin. Anyone know if that's okay...

Yes. McDonald's fries are okay. But always be careful about them, because they cook the fries in the same grease as they cook the chicken tenders and the chicken nuggets, which are both breaded. So just be careful around fast food places like McDonalds, Burger King, Wendy's, etc. When you go to more fancy restaurants with steak fries and such, then you are...

All of the ingredients are gluten free, but after eating them I still had problems... Any Help?

Does anyone have a Gluten-Free Icing recipe that I can use? I really need one ASAP so I can enjoy my birthday party tomorrow.! This is Serious!!!!

Yes, that's gluten-free, but always watch out for Natural Flavors, because wheat and barely are natural, so be careful about that. Otherwise it's fine, and Kraft Jet-Puffed marshmallows are "ok" to eat, and I think they are labeled gluten-free.

I know! My dad just barely bought a motorcycle, because he has a huge Diesel and it comes to about $500/month to keep it full and running! He owns a business, so he has to have something to pull a trailer around. So he got a motorcycle for about $3000 and it only costs him about $15 to fill the tank! The tank is 5 gal. so he gets about 200 miles per tank...

Well, it has been said that ADHD is related to Celiac, and that eating gluten free will help with autism and its effects.

No, I do not react to band-aids, which is a good thing because I have been falling a lot lately, which isn't a good thing. But to answer your question, no I don't react to band-aids, and I am diagnosed with Celiac.

You'll be alright by eating Whole-Grain Rice, Corn, but not wheat, Rye, etc. anything obvious.

There is Outback Steakhouse, which has many options, as long as your daughter likes meat, and there is also Wingers, who's special wing sauce is gluten-free, but the wings, you have to make sure they are the unbreaded ones. They make those. But I recently went to Wingers and I am sure she would love it.

Thanks! And by the way if you do ever eat Hershey's again the Recess Peanut Butter cups are okay. Thanks again.

I am a twelve year old boy and I have been diagnosed with Celiac disease. I was diagnosed only about a week ago, so I am still really new to the whole diet. So I am wondering if Hershey's Milk Chocolate Candy Bars are okay, because I bought a miniature candy bar package from Costco, and the ingredients say the miniatures have malt, which is a big no-no, but...