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  1. kareng
    It probably is gluten-free. But you could email them and ask for the ingredients? Or do they list the ingredients on the bottle. I know here, in the US, most alcohol doesn't list ingredients.
  2. kareng
    Dine at the hospital? Lol Tofu burgers on gluten-free sawdust buns! Rice smoothies sounds like rice baby cereal! Yep! That's what we Celaics eat! Lol. Open Original Shared Link
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    Maybe if you showed them a menu for the places you are talking about? But, if its a vegan place and they like places like Applebys,I am not sure they will like it. What about Red Robin? Or Outback Steakhouse? They do a great job with gluten free but might appeal to an Applebys fan. What about having them over for dessert? Like at 8 pm? That way...
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    I second the So Delicious brand of coconut " ice cream". A few flavors aren't gluten-free, so read the labels. They have a gluten-free cookie dough! They do taste a bit coconutty so my kids didn't like them.
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    It takes much more than a week to be " cured". .
  6. kareng
    I usually buy McCormick. If you get a mix - like a taco seasoning - it could contain wheat. Plain pure spices are just spices. I am not in Canada but I think that brand is there. I buy other brands, too if that is what the store has.
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    Gelato is NEVER dairy free. It is always a milk product. The first ingredient on the Talenti gelato I have is " milk". If you have a problem with dairy, and the gelato bothers you, please don't say you were " glutened". The thing is - if you feel bad, it's not always gluten. In this case, you seem to know you have a lactose intolerance, but you ate ice...
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    WE can also get the apple in cans here. Also, Angry Orchard has cans. Because there are times you don't want to take a breakable bottle.
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    Betty crocker gluten-free brownie mix, ice with chocolate ganache and put a raspberry on each piece. Fruit and a nice dip - we like a pina colada yogurt dip. Boozy chocolate pudding in little individual cups with chocolate cookie crumbs on top or in mini chocolate cookie crumb pie shells (Use Pamelas or Del Mar chocolate wafer cookies). Hot fudge sauce...
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    Just sipping on some of this. It's not a hard apple cider - it's pear! Delicious! I have had the plain pear on tap and it was delicious, too. It has the certified gluten-free in a circle on it.
  12. kareng
    I wonder if you couldn't make the batter and freeze them before baking ? These are called Brazil Bites. I found them at Sprouts. The company is in. Oregon. Www.brazilbites.com
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    I bought some frozen ones with jalapeño in them! That is a great addition. The frozen is good because M can make a few for lunch.
  14. kareng
    On this thread: https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/104939-new-to-gluten-free-recipes-need-substitutionsfeedback/
  15. kareng
    I think I have it. Somewhere around here... This one looks good. Read the whole thread as I think there were some changes to the recipe. https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/84873-simonas-braided-challah/
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    Addy has a great recipe for Brazilian cheese bread which is made with tapioca. But it really isn't like a sandwich bread. Schar makes breads with tapioca that you bake for a few minutes. My whole family likes the baguette . Have you used the search function to search recipes? I think there have been a few good ones. I don't eat much bread, so...
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    Can you get Chebe crust mixes there? They are a tapioca based bread mix. You can use any of the breadstick, focaccia, or pizza dough mixes for a nice pizza crust. they call for cheese in the crust, but are good without. I pre- bake them to almost cooked before topping for pizza. Open Original Shared Link
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    Glutino does test to less than 10 ppm making the cracker safe for almost all Celiacs. I use Glutino crackers and other products with no issues.
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    Just an FYI - this thread is from 2006. I don't think any of these members have been on in a few years.
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  21. kareng
    great. You can order on-line from Walmart. Its free shipping to pick it up at a store. That is usually your biggest election of mini fridges & colors for crockpots. Don't count on the freezers in most of them. There are a few with a separate outside freezer door and those are supposed to have good freezers. This type: Open Original Shared...
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    You must have a doctor now? I would get one, if my child had such a serious chronic illness. Does a neurologist follow NF? Its been a while and I don't remember.
  23. kareng
    Maybe they need to check and see if any tumors are growing in his GI tract or impeding his GI tract? It looks like that could happen but I don't know much about NF.
  24. kareng
    I am just going to comment on the growing part. My kids wouldn't grow for several months and then suddenly grow. For example - I would take one for a yearly physical and he would have grown a small amount in a year. 2 months later- take him in for a sore throat and he grew 2 inches. So I don't think 2 months of now growth is necessarily bad.
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