As a coeliac or someone suffering from gluten sensitivity, it’s easy to think that the gluten-free product manufacturers are out to get you.
A popular complaint in the gluten-free community is that when compared to regular products, gluten-free options are regularly twice the price, if not much more.
Eating out can be a minefield when you need to avoid gluten.
Limited menus, unlisted ingredients, and uninformed staff are all hazards in our plight to avoid consuming gluten. Not to mention the fact that most restaurants forget about the dangers of cross contamination!
If you’ve been living a gluten free lifestyle for sometime, you’ve no doubt mastered the perils of eating out. If you’ve only recently been diagnosed, you may still be learning the ropes.
Alright, I’m going to be straight with you: I haven’t been on a typical “date” in over 5 years. I’m in a happy relationship and obviously haven’t needed to date since meeting my partner.
But this article, and my advice, is useful in more situations than just your typical “date”.
I travel a lot, which means eating out in foreign countries with language barriers. I also take my partner on 1 or 2 date nights each week, and I also meet business contacts for food 2 or 3 times per week.
I do a lot of eating out with people I don’t know but who I need to impress. And who wants to be a burden for their partner?
Diagnosing the cause of any ill-symptom takes a great deal of wisdom; often validated with a medical degree.
But once you’re diagnosed with Coeliac disease, gluten sensitivity or any other food induced illness, you can sleep easy knowing the cause of your symptoms.
Whether your symptoms are stomach pain, brain fog, hives or something else; they’re often caused by the food you’ve put into your own mouth.
Crush Soda is a soda brand known for their most popular ‘Orange Crush’ soda flavor. Now owned by Dr Pepper, the original flavor was created in 1911 by extract chemist Neil C. Ward. It’s mainly known as a competitor to Fanta and Sunkist.
Let’s find out if crush soda is gluten free . . . . . .
Fanta is a popular soda brand known for their delicious fruit sodas including the popular orange, pineapple, and grape flavors. Fanta has been around since the 1940s and started in Germany as a Coca Cola substitute due to the American trade embargo of Nazi Germany! Now they are owned by Coca Cola.
Let’s find out if this popular soda brand is gluten free. . . .
Shopping for gluten free food can be really frustrating. If you’re new to having an allergy or practicing a gluten free diet, you may not realize but the products are A LOT MORE expensive. A report from the Laci Stevens and Mohsin Rashid on the National Library of Medicine stated: On average, gluten-free products were 242% more expensive than regular products (+/- 212; range, 5% to 1,000%)
So with that in mind, how can you save money on gluten free groceries and foods? Let’s get into it.
I’ve been gluten free for over 4 years now, and have learned some of the ins and outs of how to save. You can’t save on everything, sometimes you just have to spend more, especially when eating out, but this guide is here to help you navigate the grocery stores and save money on gluten free!
Sonic Drive-In is a popular drive-in fast food chain in America known for their burgers, slushes, and other popular foods and snacks. Sonic is owned by Inspire Brands, the parent company of Arby’s and Buffalo Wild Wings. Sonic has over 3,500 locations in 46 states, making it one of the most popular fast food chains … Read more
In-N-Out is one of the most popular burger chains in America, primarily residing on the West coast. Known for their delicious burgers, famous animal style fries, and shakes! There are over 350 In-N-Out locations throughout the United States, with the majority in California. What is gluten free at In-N-Out? In this article and guide, … Read more
Wingstop is a popular American chain of fried chicken wing restaurants. Known for a number of reasons, including major endorsements from rappers like Rick Ross, Wingstop is arguably the most popular wing chain in America. What is gluten free at Wingstop? In this article and guide, we’ll highlight all the gluten free menu items, … Read more
Good Company Seltzers are made by Breckenridge Brewery in Colorado. Now owned by Anheuser-Busch Companies, they are one of the most popular hard seltzers in the US. Their website shares, ‘From the Western Slope to Rocky Ford, we present five light & refreshing fruit flavors picked for a taste of the harvest season all year round. At only 100 calories, 2 grams or less of carbs, & ZERO sugar this 15 pack has all the taste without the guilt. It’s the perfect party pack – best shared in good company.’
We recently discovered this hard seltzer brand and wanted to find out if these drinks are gluten free like many popular other seltzers such as White Claw, Truly, Vizzy, Bud Light Seltzer and many others.
Let’s find out if these popular seltzer alcoholic drinks from Good Company are gluten free. . . .
Chobani is a popular brand of yogurts, milks, and other drinks/drink flavoring products. Known for their Greek yogurt, Chobani took to the mainstream during the early 2010s. According to their about page, ‘Chobani is a food maker with a mission of making high-quality and nutritious food accessible to more people, while elevating our communities and making the world a healthier place.’
We recently covered Chobani yogurt, but many readers are also wondering about Chobani Probiotic Drinks!
Let’s find out if these popular probiotic drinks from Chobani are gluten free. . . .
Chobani is a popular brand of yogurts, milks, and other drinks/drink flavoring products. Known for their Greek yogurt, Chobani took to the mainstream during the early 2010s. According to their about page, ‘Chobani is a food maker with a mission of making high-quality and nutritious food accessible to more people, while elevating our communities and making the world a healthier place.’
Let’s find out if this popular yogurt from Chobani is gluten free. . . .
Pasta is quick, easy, convenient, and comfortable to prepare. This makes them one of the most preferred simple meals in the world. It’s also an all-season meal, and you can fix it for your guests no matter the occasion. If you have a gluten allergy, or if you’re just trying to cut back on your … Read more