I need to start a gluten-free diet....very hard!! It's easy for lunch and dinner but what can I eat for breakfast?
Gluten-free diet : help!
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 SnowGen |
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Posts: 1898 (06/27/2009 3:34 PM) |
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FreeSpiritSinger84 |
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Posts: 3206 (06/27/2009 3:36 PM) |
Yogurt, eggs, cheese?
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SnowGen |
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Posts: 1899 (06/27/2009 3:42 PM) |
I need to stay away from dairy also...it causes mucus and not helping my sinus infection. I'm doing all this because of a chronic sinus infection.
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karebear87 |
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Posts: 30047 (06/27/2009 3:48 PM) |
There are gluten-free cereals. Check the natural/organic section of the grocery store.
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FreeSpiritSinger84 |
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Posts: 3207 (06/27/2009 3:50 PM) |
Fruit, there are also gluten free breads and waffles.
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POProcks08 |
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Posts: 2092 (06/27/2009 3:52 PM) |
I would make smoothies.
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elainakicksbutt |
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Posts: 556 (06/27/2009 3:52 PM) |
soup. a lot of uncle ben's rice is gluten free...
try glutenfreeinfo.com there's TON of stuff. |
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SnowGen |
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Posts: 1900 (06/27/2009 4:00 PM) |
thanks everyone!! Took me 1 hour to do my grocery shopping earlier today!!
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oohykitten |
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Posts: 14513 (06/27/2009 4:24 PM) |
Really? I found breakfast the easiest. Trader Joes has great GF waffles and pancakes. Ham, bacon... All that good stuff is GF
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RedLampDistrict |
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Posts: 9459 (06/27/2009 4:56 PM) |
Bacon, eggs, slices of melon or orange...
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EndlessNameless |
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Posts: 3981 (06/27/2009 5:16 PM) |
There are great GF cereals and soy or rice milk. For lunch, I usually have a salad and gluten free breadsticks. Since I'm veggie I don't have many
options, but you do if you eat meat. Whole Foods will be your friend.
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Chippy Chippy Shake |
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Posts: 8843 (06/27/2009 5:18 PM) |
I was gonna say eggs. I am the egg queen! There are really good Gluten-Free breads out there too. Go to glutenfreemall.com and look up enjoy life foods. They
are gluten free and they are ALL FUCKING GOOD.
If you ever need anything let me know, PM me. I am celiac and I have this shit down to a science. 
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EndlessNameless |
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Posts: 3982 (06/27/2009 5:22 PM) |
Me too! Pm me if you need help, I've been doing this for 7 years
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insomniac19 |
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Posts: 76563 (06/27/2009 5:48 PM) JJBer of the Year '01
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What are the benefits of going gluten-free?
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EndlessNameless |
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Posts: 3990 (06/27/2009 5:50 PM) |
Well for people with celiac disease, it's not really a choice
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KrisPChken |
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Posts: 29590 (06/27/2009 5:52 PM) |
That wench Elisabeth Hasselback has a cookbook on this doesn't she?
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Chippy Chippy Shake |
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Posts: 8846 (06/27/2009 5:57 PM) |
KrisPChken wrote: She's such an asshole. I hate her, she is the worst disease advocate ever. Why couldn't we have someone who would like dedicate their being and their celebrity as much as possible to finding cures and making it known. Instead we got super ass. I'm not bitter.
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EndlessNameless |
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Posts: 3992 (06/27/2009 5:58 PM) |
I won't buy anything she writes
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pennylayne21 |
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Posts: 1437 (06/27/2009 6:46 PM) |
insomniac19 wrote:Some people have gluten intolerance/celiac disease and get major digestive problems from eating gluten. |
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bluegrass60062 |
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Posts: 16957 (06/27/2009 6:52 PM) |
I went out after reading this thread earlier, and noticed a new little shop around the corner called "Gluten-free Store". I didn't realize there
was enough demand to support a whole store. It must be really nice for local gluten-intolerants.
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BrunetteBella |
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Posts: 1976 (06/27/2009 7:07 PM) |
Hey cool, more Celiacs! I had no idea JJB harbored more of my kind
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