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    I agree with Karen: Your Significant Other needs to be educated! Welcome and hope you feel better soon!
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    Here is the response I received from Quaker: RE: Quaker Corn Meal , REF.# 025651068A Laura: Thank you for contacting us about Quaker Corn Meal. We understand that individuals sensitive to gluten cannot digest even trace amounts of gluten. Since so many of our products contain grain ingredients and many products are made in the same facility, we...
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    Holy Cow! Thank you!
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    Kinnikkinik bagels, toasted - YUM! Tastes real close to the real thing!
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    Hi Pegster,. I use natural maple syrup.
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    Hi Kasey's Mom: That is why I bought Bob's Red Mill Pancake mix, because I can't have dairy either. I do fine with corn. Thanks.
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    Has any one had a problem with MK stuff? I noticed the nail polish has gluten in it and my rep is giving me print outs of other items, it seems to me that most of the cosmetics are ok? Wondering if any one has had a bad reaction to anything from MK?
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    Ok so Sunday I wanted to make a nice breakfast - pancakes with Bob's Red Mill mix. I ate a few Sunday and a few on Monday. Last night, I had terrible chest, back and stomach pains through most of the night. We also had Hormel Canadian Bacon, but from the posts here, that seems to be o.k. Or maybe because I introduced too many things in a couple of...
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    I think that is what I bought, but I think I got glutened from something. Now that I think about it - Bob's Red Mill Pancake Mix!
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    That was the response I got from McD's. Then they point you to the Celiac Sprue website who did an analysis on the fries. You can make your own personal decision from there. Personally, because McD's has not been forthright in the past, I would not consider this place safe. Instead of people suing McD's just boycott it - the more people just don't go...
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    Are the marshmallows Dairy/Casein Free?
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    Hey Jen, There is a Big Bowl downtown Chicago if you go there!
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    Anyone try their Rice English Muffins, Choc. Iced Donuts or the Melba Toast? Overall, Ener-g not too tastey?
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    Hi all, Does anyone know what brands of Canadian Bacon in the U.S. are gluten-free? Thanks! :-)
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    Which magazine do you like better? Which would you recommend if you could only choose one? I want to get the magazines but can only subscribe to one. Thanks! Gluten Free Living or Living Without? Why?
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    Hi, I can't have dairy either. So it was a little tricky. All of WF 365 brands are gluten-free, so most of what I bought was that brand. Depending on the store, each is different, there will be either a gluten-free section or each shelf will be labeled with gluten-free items. I go for Lundberg items for Rice, Rice Cakes, Rice Chips (taste like doritos...
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    I went to a Big Bowl in Schaumburg, IL (near Woodfield Mall) and they had about 3 items on the menu, but said they could whip up a stir fry for me with what ever I wanted. At any rate, the server said that they are getting back to putting more gluten-free items on the menu. Their Kung Pao Chicken is completely gluten-free. And it was Yummy! The server...
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    \ Hey Dani and everyone else asking about making Chicken Broth, You get the broth from cooking the chicken with the skin on (that is where a lot of the flavor comes from) in the water. I use to cook chicken soup all the time, not in the crock pot but on the stove. Takes about 2-3 hrs covered, low flame on the stove. I just put all the stuff in and...
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    Stick with whole fresh foods and stay away from processed foods and sugars. Any fresh fruit and fresh veggies, any meat, poultry, fish. If your tummy is really bad, apple sauce, rice, ground turkey are easier to digest. Red meat is difficult to digest, so maybe stay away from that for a while too.
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    That's a better description for me - feels like some one is twisting it.
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    Until there is a definitive answer on Oats, I am staying away.
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    Hey, My step-daugher who is celiac disease and on this message board alot, found out that roasted nuts are not gluten free. She has tried, almonds and peanuts for sure. But after finding this out, she stays away from all roasted nuts and so do I.
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    I am not going to drink, probably for the rest of my life. Alcohol will aggravate an already sensitive intestines. It is like adding fuel to the fire, pardon the pun.
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    Hi Patti, Please read DaniKali's comments about Dr. Green located in Celiac Disease - Post Diagnosis, Recovery/Treatment(s), Post #11, dated March 10th. We had a nice discussion about him on the phone this morning! Laura
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    I usually eat LaPreferida refried beans with Chorizo in a pinch. There is no wheat in those and I have not had a problem. Usually I make my own though, with a little salt and a slice of onion. I know it takes a long time, so let the beans soak in water over night with the salt and onion and then boil them for about 1 1/2 hrs. Afterwards, get a frying...
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