Living Wheat Free, how and why
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Why Go Wheat Free?
Feeling tired and sluggish in the afternoon may be caused by your diet; changing your diet just might solve the problem.
Still others hold the belief that humans just aren't meant to eat grains, that we can't really digest them properly. This is sometimes called the ancient diet or the paleolithic diet.
Whatever your reasons are, welcome, and here are a lot of links, recipes and ideas for you!
But What About Cake?
Baking is such a challenge, especially for families dealing with mulitple allergies.Let's face it, wheat is just a terrific ingredient for baking! So, solutions! Check out the Healthy-Family.org blog for recipes.
More recipes over at Savory Palate
For those who can tolerate tiny amounts of wheat, angel food cake uses a tiny, tiny amount of flour. It's on my list to try it with an alternative flour.
A terrific blog on living wheat free!
and corn free, and more...
- Healthy Family Blog
- Find lots of family tested recipes and much, much more on this blog!
Some Great Websites for Finding Specialty Foods
For wheat free, allergy foods and more
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Learn Why Going Wheat Free Can Be Good for You
But I Miss Cookies!
Luckily, there are more and more wheat free products out there that aren't awful.Enjoy Life cookies are pretty good, especially if you haven't had a real cookie in a long, long time. Lots of people like Nana's.
Sometimes it's a good idea to just accept, "okay, I can't eat that," and find an alternative that isn't trying to be something that it's not. For example, macaroons are a cookie that are naturally wheat free.
Jennie's brand has only two ingredients: coconut and honey!
I have only found one brand of cookies that really taste like cookies to me: Pamela's Products brand. They are made with rice flour. The cookies are a bit crumbly, but overall, a much better texture than other brands.
What to Eat Instead
The hardest thing for me about going wheat free has been giving up sandwiches! They're portable and easy to eat!These "spring roll" wraps, available in Asian grocery stores, allow you to make your own wraps and finally have a portable lunch option.
I don't know if you've noticed, but rice cakes don't travel well!
More suggestions: tuna salad or chicken salad in a bowl, soup.
If you've got a great lunch tip, please post a comment below!
An Ice Cream Maker of Your Very Own!
Use it to make frozen slushy type drinks as well as ice cream.
Gluten Free and Proud! Tell the world!
Eating Fresh!
As you begin to go wheat free, and your choices of foods are severely limited, you may notice that you begin to eat more fruits and vegetables, if only because there's very little else to eat!The good part about this is that eating foods closer to the source, as unprocessed as possible, is what's best for all of us anyway.
Why are you Wheat-Free?
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Dining Out
is always a challenge
For those who are Celiac, dining out is all but impossible, I know. For those who are merely wheat intolerant or avoiding wheat, it can be inconvenient.Sticking to meat and vegetables is one easy option. Many items can be ordered without the bread. And breakfast joints are pretty safe, depending on what you orderl
For detailed information on safe dining, check out the Essential Gluten-Free Restaurant Guide at Triumph Dining
Do you have any suggestions? Please post a comment below. Thanks!
Show Your Wheat Free Pride
Shirts for GF Moms and other GF Goddesses!
More GF Pride! Mugs, Buttons
and a bag too
Best Snack Bars for Emergency Food
I've found it's really helpful to always have at least one emergency bar for times like those. If you can have nuts, a stash of your favorite is a great idea.
The best wheat free snack bars I've found are:
KIND bars from Peaceworks
These are basically dried fruit and nuts.
The Think line of bars
The Think Organic line is basically nuts and dried fruit. The Think Thin line are tasty, but they contain soy, so careful if you're also avoiding soy.
Larabars (Cashew Cookie is the best)
Try my Recipes
Kettle Corn, at All Things Metal Clay, and a number of recipes at Healthy-Family.org, including
Elaine's Frozen Yogurt,
Brownies,
pancakes and many, many more.
Here are the links:
All Things Metal Clay
Healthy-family.org
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