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  1. Lisa

    ARCHIVED Oh Nuts!

    Lisa replied to eatmeat4good's topic in Super Sensitive People

    For Nut Thins - Open Original Shared Link All I could find on line - Open Original Shared Link I know I have heard of several sensitive members who eat almonds. Hopefully, they will check in.
  2. Lisa
    You might find this of interest: Open Original Shared Link
  3. Lisa
    News Release from Chuck E. Cheese. Gluten free pizza trial: http://www.pizzamarketplace.com/article/194217/Chuck-E-Cheese-s-tests-gluten-free-options
  4. Lisa
    Skippy is owned by Unilever, and they will label all forms of gluten on their labels. If you don't seen wheat, barley or rye, it contains no gluten.
  5. Lisa
    Me too
  6. Lisa
    I wouldcall the manager and politely discuss your mix-up. Educate him/her and encourage him/her to do a staff follow-up and a re-education. I don't feel comfortable when people raise hell and threaten to sue. That draws facilities to withdraw their effort to serve those of us with food intolerance's. I have found a soft hand and a bit of education...
  7. Lisa
    Yummy, I must try.
  8. Lisa

    ARCHIVED Family

    Lisa replied to MistyRG's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    My kids are grown, so it's just me and the old man. I cook totally gluten free and he's quiet happy with that. He does enjoy his bread, cheese and wine before dinner for his "chill-time". And when we dine out, he goes for the "real" pasta first. Can't blame the poor guy. I substitute pasta, bread (for croutons and bread crumbs - don't like sandwiches...
  9. Lisa
    GREAT Idea!
  10. Lisa
    Mine was booted long ago. (Me too Sylvia). I got back into this thread to find the link.
  11. Lisa
    Here are a few in the metro area: Open Original Shared Link Most large cities, I have found are pretty well versed in serving gluten free. Have fun...it's a great city. And the subway/metro can get you to anywhere you may want to go. Museum of Natural History and the National Zoo are a must. And take the metro to Dullas Airport to see the newly...
  12. Lisa
    Yup, and so did all the neighborhood kids.
  13. Lisa
    But, please do not go gluten free until all your testing has been exhausted (regarding Celiac). It will mess up the results.
  14. Lisa
    Chicken Salad Tuna or Chicken on the Grill Tacos Shrimp, straight up or on a Cesar Salad Grilled Veggies with sausages Tomato Aspic Pea/bean salad House Salad w/ cottage cheese, dried cranberry's and toasted pecans Fruit Salad Corn on the cob and lots of it! Breakfast Pasta Salad Quinea Salad Tomatos and Cuc's in rice wine vinegar...
  15. Lisa
    If your intent was to be tested for Celiac Disease, this is the test to order from your Primary Care Doctor or Specialist. The following are the celiac specific blood tests: Anti-Gliadin (AGA) IgA Anti-Gliadin (AGA) IgG Anti-Endomysial (EMA) IgA Anti-Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) IgA Deamidated Gliadin Peptide (DGP) IgA and IgG Total Serum IgA
  16. Lisa
    This thread is six years old and may no longer be accurate. Carmel color is not a concern for people with Celiac Disease.
  17. Lisa
    Happy Mother's Day, and especially to the Mother's who deal with children with Celiac Disease. Cheers to you! And I hope your day is a GREAT celebration!
  18. Lisa
    Shrimp, onion, okra and tomato combined would be great over grits. I must try.
  19. Lisa
    Holy Moly G.F. ! You are certainly dating yourself.
  20. Lisa
    Yes, agreed . "Not validated" is a better and more accurate choice of words. Thank you for calling that to my attention.
  21. Lisa
    Not for us, but it has in fact become a bit trendy. BUT, if it created more products available for us or more legitimate awareness....bring it ON! Although, Domino's Pizza got it very wrong! Bet, they will withdrawal their gluten free pizza campaign and product real fast.
  22. Lisa
    Kelly, I agree! But there is a small pocket of people who will benefit, as your family. For those with a limited gluten sensitivity, this is good news. I mention this in my first post here. And it will get the fad-gluten-free-dieters. I think it's the marketing ploy that is disturbing most of us, as mushroom indicated.
  23. Lisa
    So glad you are finding relief. Dr. Peter Green, the foremost research doctor in Celiac Disease has stated that there has not yet been a test that can measure for gluten sensitivity. Enterolabs and Dr. Fine have profited millions of dollars from testing, that his peers and experts in the field, consider invalid. Of course, this is my opinion. I...
  24. Lisa
    I'm glad that you feel you have found your answer. What's most important is that you go on the diet and find relief. And this is the best source of information around. EndoLabs do not/can not test for Celiac Disease. And they claim that they can test for sensitives. Okay, well... you can guess that I'm not a big fan. But many people here are. Your...
  25. Lisa
    Here is me: (don't know how to photo) Lisa Alice, I fear this is a very bad partnership. Perhaps a name change is in order to - National Foundation for Gluten Sensitivily Awareness. I feed kind of sold out here! 2 minutes ago · Like · 2 And on Dominio's: If the gluten free pizza is not suitable for those of us with Celiac Disease, then w...
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