Gluten-Free Food Shopping
Gluten-free food can be found in supermarkets, health food stores, farmers' markets, mail order companies, and internet sites -- if you know what to look for, what to avoid, and how to read the ingredient labels.
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- Gluten-Free Bread Products (6)
- Gluten-Free Cereal (5)
- Gluten-Free Grains (4)
- Gluten-Free Labeling (9)
- Gluten-Free Meats (1)
- Gluten-Free Pasta (1)
- Gluten-Free Pizza (6)
- Gluten-Free Product Reviews (17)
- Gluten-Free Snacks (13)
Gluten-Free Food List - What You CAN Eat
Which foods are gluten-free, and which are not? Use this gluten-free food list to find out.
The Gluten-Free Diet
If you have celiac disease or gluten intolerance (also known as gluten sensitivity), you need to follow a gluten-free diet. Find out exactly what that means and how to start it.
Save Money on Gluten-Free Food: 35 Basic Ingredients You Can Make at Home
If you're on a gluten-free diet, save money on gluten free food by stocking your pantry with these 35 low-cost do-it-yourself substitutes for basic ingredients.
Where to Shop for Gluten-Free Food
More and more grocery stores now allocate space to gluten-free products. Health food stores are another good place to shop. But don’t forget: local stores are not your only option. Dozens of mail-order companies will send gluten-free products directly to your door.
At the Grocery Store
Guidelines for gluten-free grocery shopping.
The Gluten-Free Shopping List: What You CAN Eat
In addition to carefully avoiding gluten, it's good to focus on the rich assortment of food that IS available to people on a gluten-free diet. All of the items on this shopping list are available in gluten-free forms.
Gluten-Free Challah
Challah is the traditional egg bread eaten by Jews on the Sabbath and holidays. With a soft crust on the outside, on the inside it’s fluffy and soft, sweet and chewy. There’s no other bread like it. If I could wave a magic wand and have one gluten-filled item become safe for me, it would be challah.
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The Jewish Holiday of Passover: A Gluten-Free Bonanza
Supermarkets often carry special products that are available only during the Passover season. Because wheat, oats, barley, rye and spelt in any form other than matzoh is prohibited, many of these once-a-year products are gluten-free.
What Is Gluten?
What is gluten and why is it so difficult to avoid on a gluten-free diet?
Gluten-Free Soy Sauce
If you're looking for gluten-free soy sauce, here's a list of the brands available.
