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  1. Disneyworld is absolutely one of the best places in the world to eat gluten-free. Practically EVERY restaurant there can do gluten-free. Call the Disney dining number (you can look it up online) and talk to them about it. richard
  2. This issue highlights why I generally stay away from religion on these boards (although this religious issue DOES pertain to celiac). Catholics believe the host absolutely must have some minimum amount of wheat or it's not the body of Christ. Baptists believe you can substitute grape juice for wine. Episcopalians and others think a wheatless host is OK. Everybody...
  3. Malt CAN be made from something other than barley but it almost never is. Rice and Corn Chex cereals are not gluten-free. You can sub Rice Crunch 'Ems and Corn Crunch 'Ems. I find them at our natural foods store and at some Krogers. Of course there's no real substitute for the Wheat Chex. If you need a recipe I'd bet you can find one easily by searching...
  4. My understanding is that extracts were considered a possible danger only because of the alcohol used in extraction. It could be alcohol made from wheat. But since this alcohol is distilled, most people I know, no longer worry about this. I have yet to find vanilla or vanilla extract with gluten. richard
  5. Angostura teriyaki sauce wasaGF as of a couple of years ago but you'd need to check it again. richard
  6. At last check Ross and Elmer finger paints were NOT gluten-free. Crayola dough was not gluten-free. All other Crayola and Elmer products were gluten-free. All Palmer Paints were gluten-free. richard
  7. I've also given up on bread. It's just not worth the money or hassle. richard
  8. " If the symptoms lesson during puberty, does the damage also lesson?" I don't think anybody, even an expert, can guarantee anything on this. I think it stands to reason that if symptoms disappear and tests come back normal or nearly so, the damage would be less. But are the heightened chances for all complications reduced? I don't think anybody could...
  9. Never heard of a link. richard
  10. I would avoid the chepaer stuff simply because it tastes awful and isn't worth buying. Still, I've never heard of a balsamic vinegar with gluten -- caramel color or no caramel color. richard
  11. Absolutely. richard
  12. Breakstone is gluten-free in the U.S. richard
  13. You really should erase the link in this thread. That list is years and years old and very inaccurate. richard
  14. "There is a brand of soy sauce (for the life of me I can not remember the name) that I have found in every grocery store I've shopped in (Giant, Kroger, Food Lion, Meijer) and its a blue label. " LaChoy. Also Kroger (last time I checked) and San J Wheat-Free tamari. richard
  15. If you are in the U.S., the Lea and Perrins worchestershire sauce is gluten-free. If you are in Canada, it is not gluten-free. Teriyaki sauce usually does have wheat in it, but not always. It depends on the brand. I'm not absolutely sure which brands are gluten-free (Angostura might be) right now. You can also do a google search and find a recipe for making...
  16. Although I personally wouldn't worry about whether or not ear drops have gluten, it would appear this is the phone number for the company that makes them. I found it with a google search. Questions or Comments? Call 1 (800) 757-9195 As for the cream, you'd have to get the name of a particular brand and check on it. . richard
  17. I had DH for more than 20 years and skin contact with gluten has absolutely no affect whatsoever on me. richard
  18. lovegrov

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    Other than obvious flavors like cookie dough or Oreo, nearly all ice cream is gluten-free. My bet is just about everything they have is gluten-free, they just don't know it yet. richard
  19. I'm sure it's be better if you can find a compounding pharmacy locally, but if you can't, here's one you can check out online. www.stokesrx.com/ richard
  20. I don't know anything about the other condition but do know about DH. After doing a search for bullous pemphigoid it does look at least somewhat similar. You also need a biopsy to confirm that one. The blood tests for celiac disease were not valid, of course, because your father had been gluten-free or nearly so for a few months. If the dermatologist didn...
  21. Don't ask your doctor OR the pharmacy what's in a medication. Get the number of the manufacturer and call them. You can also look for a "compounding" pharmacy. A compounding pharmacy can make medications using the active ingredient but leaving out the stuff that you can't have. richard
  22. Every Outback I've been to has the brownie. It's a standard part of their national me4nu and it's gluten-free at every Outback. It's not called a brownie in the title but Chocolate Thunder from Down Under. If you go to the Outback web site and click on the menu, it will tell you to put in a city and state and then it will show the menu for a specific location...
  23. There is no "cheap" place for gluten-free food, at least not for specialty gluten-free food meant to replace bread, cookies, pasta etc. It's all expensive compared to the non-gluten-free stuff, especially when you add shipping. You'll find sales where you can save some occasionally. My solution is to avoid buying that stuff (especially since I think gluten...
  24. Some yogurts use a little bit of distilled alcohol to extract flavors and so warn there could be some gluten. I think all distilled alcohol is gluten-free so I don't worry about the ones that warn about this. richard
  25. If you succeed at getting the Mission corn at your Kroger let me know. I tried here where I live and failed. richard
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