It’s that time of year and I don’t want you to struggle with gift ideas for the gluten free person/people in your life. Yes, there are many gifts that have nothing to do with food or cooking, but since your gluten free person has had to clean out their kitchen, maybe you’d like to help them re-fill it with fun, beautifully, and yummy gluten free things.

Also, if you know someone who has recently been diagnosed with celiac disease, this can be a very challenging time of year. The best gift that you can give is support for their new life.

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Having a good friend who also has celiac is the best!!
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Being able to accept a homemade cupcake to enjoy with friends, at school, is the best.

The kids hand me their garbage, all the time, I guess it comes with the job, but this garbage made

In honor of Bob Moore’s peaceful passing, the founder of and powerful force behind @bobsredmill , I made cookies.

My pantry is filled with various Bob’s GF flours, they have been a staple in my kitchen since day one of our GF life, almo

Zonulin levels have been found to be elevated, on average, 18 months prior to a celiac diagnosis, in young kids after repeated rounds of antibiotics.

The authors suggest that testing for zonulin in those who need repeated rounds of antibiotics and a

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