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  1. BethM55
    Thank you all for your responses. I will have to talk more with my friend to get more specific information. Her son may be gluten intolerant, or there may be other issues to address. Hard to tell. Again, thanks!
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    gluten-free Lover, he is not celiac that I'm aware of, although he's not been tested. I've suggested in the past that the entire family try being gluten free because of multiple health problems, but they're not amenable to this. NCGI is a possibility too. If he is NCGI, why do you question if a problem exists?
  3. BethM55
    A friend asked me the following, and I'm not sure what to tell her. I did suggest she look in to leaky gut syndrome. Other than that, any suggestions? (Yes, I know... I'm puzzled also about her use of the term 'regular bread products', as opposed to whole grains.) Thank you in advance! "Nutrition question: do you know of anything in the outer coating...
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    Just to let you know, Vitacost . com has gluten free food products on sale (15% off) in honor of Celiac Awareness Month. I think they carry the brands you mention.
  5. BethM55
    For a variation on the kielbasa with grape jam and chili sauce in the crock pot.... I've done something similar with meatballs, using grape jam and BBQ sauce. I use Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce. I had to make my own meatballs, since I couldn't find any pre-made that are gluten free, but it's not too difficult. You can make them with ground turkey to save...
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    Thank you for your input. I was wondering if the portions were adequate. The packages do seem expensive for what's in them. It's probably just as easy and more cost effective to put my own packets together. I can make a meal out of a handful of almonds, a banana, and a Kind bar if I have to. I tend to stay away from processed, prepackaged foods (except...
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    Has anyone eaten the Go Picnic Gluten Free meals? I'm thinking about getting a few for our vacation in June. They have a buy one get one free special on until tomorrow at midnight. I'd love to read a review! Thanks. Beth.
  8. BethM55
    A friend who also gluten free has told me that she has eaten safely at Asian Box in San Francisco. I haven't been there personally.
  9. BethM55
    You might look at Nuts.com.
  10. BethM55
    I'd be wary of the "natural flavors" listed in 'other ingredients'. This product also contains sucralose (ie Splenda), so personally, I wouldn't touch it. Splenda does not like me. Open Original Shared Link
  11. BethM55
    Jennie O turkey products are listed as gluten free on their website, including their sweet and hot Italian turkey sausage. Open Original Shared Link
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    try these.... Open Original Shared Link
  13. BethM55
    Well, heck. Godiva chocolate also states that their products are not safe for celiac or NCGI folks. Sigh.
  14. BethM55
    ok, one more... if you will be in Half Moon Bay, Fish and Frites has amazing fish and chips, with a dedicated fryer and a rice based coating available for the freshly caught fish, direct from the fishing boats in Pillar Point Harbor. And yes, you can eat the fries, too.
  15. BethM55
    Also, check out The Counter restaurant chain. A bit pricey for burgers and fries, but these are gourmet burgers and excellent, gluten-free fries. I've enjoyed their bison burgers. They offer lettuce wrap or a bun, which I believe may be Udi's. I generally prefer the lettuce wrap, but that's just me.
  16. BethM55
    In San Carlos, not too far from SF, is Zest Bakery. Wonderful baked goods, including sandwiches. Dedicated gluten free bakery. Enjoy your trip!
  17. BethM55
    I made a gluten-free graham cracker crust for the first time for Thanksgiving pumpkin pie. I suspect I didn't pat it out thin enough, as it was thick and intensely flavored (graham cracker and butter) after it was baked. Any suggestions for next time? I baked the pie in a ceramic pie plate. Would glass be better? Thanks! --Beth.
  18. BethM55
    I'm so sorry all this is coming down on you at once. It's fine to have a pity party! Keeping all that emotion in isn't good for you, as long as you are able to move forward. Sounds like you are doing that. If you are a make things at home type of person, these links may be useful for you. I hope you feel better. Open Original Shared Link...
  19. BethM55
    Thanks, good to know. I'm planning a gluten-free graham cracker crust for my pumpkin pie, but maybe I'll try the Kinnikinnik crusts instead. Or maybe in addition. Hmmm.
  20. BethM55
    These might be good to keep around for emergencies. Thanks for the information. This link goes to a coupon. Open Original Shared Link
  21. BethM55
    A restaurant called "The Counter" is very gluten free and other dietary needs friendly. it's not exactly fast food, but it IS burgers and fries. I've eaten at two of their stores, one in Meridian, Idaho, and one in San Mateo, California. Both were excellent in terms of food and service. They offer both regular and sweet potato fries. There are locations...
  22. BethM55
    Numi makes an excellent tea. Their organic jasmine green is lovely. The dragon jasmine pearls tea from Teavana is also excellent, although pricey.
  23. BethM55
    Jennie-O products have been fine for me. Their website is clear on their gluten status. I like their sweet Italian turkey sausage and their breakfast sausages. For me, their hot Italian sausage is WAY too spicy, but that's just my personal taste. Their website is Open Original Shared Link Take a look, see what you think. PS this may help more...
  24. BethM55
    Not exactly IN something, but...... Deep Fried Gluten on the menu in a Chinese restaurant. Seeing that made me go pale, and I refused to eat anything there. Pulled out a food bar from my purse and enjoyed the tea.
  25. BethM55
    Sounds like you have maintained at least some sense of humor, good for you! Perhaps this article might help? Open Original Shared Link
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