Gluten-Free Parties and Guests

Looking for great gluten-free Super Bowl party ideas? Here's what you need to make your entire party gluten-free.

Should you eat gluten-free food prepared by friends or relatives who don't follow the gluten-free diet?

Wondering how you can make your old Thanksgiving favorites gluten-free? Here's a guide to making a completely gluten-free traditional Thanksgiving dinner.

How can you cope with a holiday party (especially a company party you must attend) when you need to be gluten-free?

Being gluten-free doesn't mean you can't enjoy grilling and barbecues -- just follow these guidelines for gluten-free barbecue safety.

Halloween can frighten the parents of gluten-free children - and for good reason! Here are resources that can help you find gluten-free candy, host parties, and generally make Halloween fun for gluten-free children and adults alike.

Celiac patients and others on gluten-free diets have a widening variety of truly tasty gluten-free beers to choose from.

Preparing food for a guest with food allergies or intolerances is not an activity to undertake lightly, because the guest's health is at stake. This doesn't mean you should be afraid to invite a gluten-free guest to your home -- it just means you need to prepare in some special ways.

Lots of great menu ideas for an informal gluten free party, whether you like to cook or you just want to open some packages and jars.

It's easy to have a barbeque or cookout that's gluten-free, but you do need to check to make sure the food is safe (not to mention the charcoal). Here's what you need to know.