Tips for Avoiding Gluten at Backyard Barbecues
Tips for avoiding gluten at backyard barbecues so you can enjoy yourself and not worry about cross-contamination!
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Life After Whole30 & My Personal Food Philosophy
Whole30 is Over… Now What? I’ve said this before, but my first time doing Whole30 was life changing. Months leading up to it I wasn’t feeling great, even though I follow a strict gluten free diet, and after researching I... Continue reading →
Happy Celiac Awareness Month!
Happy May! Today kicks off Celiac Awareness Month, which is a time I always like to reflect on where I am in this journey and remind myself how far I’ve come. Not only is May Celiac Awareness Month, but it’s... Continue reading →
Part 4: I want to hear from you! (2018)
Happy Sunday! It’s that time again.. and yes, this is the last question I have! Thank you again to everyone who participated in the last 3 posts… incase you missed it, go ahead and click the links to answer! The... Continue reading →
Part 3: I want to hear from you! (2018)
Happy Saturday, Friends! This may seem a little receptive by now, but I promise come May and we have this great resource where everyone shares their thoughts/feelings… it will be so wonderful! 🙂 (Don’t worry, there is only one more... Continue reading →
Part 2: I want to hear from you! (2018)
Happy Friday! It’s that time again… I want to hear from YOU! Thanks to everyone who answered my first questions regarding the challenges of living with celiac. If you missed that post, you can click here to answer! May is... Continue reading →
Part 1: I want to hear from you! (2018)
That’s right… I want to hear from YOU! If you’ve been a reader since last year, then this may look familiar to you. May is Celiac Disease Awareness Month and I want to make sure we shed light on the... Continue reading →
Celiac Disease Resources
May is Celiac Awareness Month and also marks four years of me being diagnosed with the disease. I’ll never forget the day I got the call from my doctor informing me of my diagnosis. It was on Cinco de... Continue reading →