GIVEAWAY: COPIA Gluten Free Granola

To wrap up this year’s Celiac Disease Awareness Month I am taking it local again to offer you the chance to win a prize pack valued at 100$ from local company COPIA Granola. COPIA makes a variety of gluten free granolas and granola bars that come in three flavors: Pistachio Almond, Hazelnut Fig, and Cranberry Read More …

GIVEAWAY: End of the Line Gluten Free Baked Goods

The second giveaway of the month focuses on sharing goods from one of my favorite local companies, End of the Line. Local companies are an important piece to the gluten free market so I love sharing the Long Island ones with you! This small company specializes in meticulously crafted naturally gluten free products that blow Read More …

GIVEAWAY: Gluten Free Forever Magazine (GFF Mag) Subscription and More!

Our first giveaway of Celiac Disease Awareness Month 2017 focuses on the idea of increasing knowledge. One important source of information for those with Celiac Disease is magazine subscriptions, something I recommend to those who are newly diagnosed. Gluten Free Forever Magazine is one of those magazine subscriptions. Although it came about after I was Read More …

How to win a year supply of Sweet Note Bakery Bagels: #BagelToSchool

In May I did a review and giveaway for Sweet Note Bakery, who makes a great line of gluten free authentic New York Bagels. These bagels are versatile, fresh, and delicious. I’ve seen them all over locally since then, which is great, but for those of us who might not have them available near by (or Read More …

Tiny B Brazilian Chocolates Review and Giveaway

There is an important place in the food industry for small businesses, businesses started in kitchens by passionate individuals. I love hearing such stories, and was please when Tiny B Chocolates (one such business) reached out to me to review their Brazilian Chocolates: Brigadeiros. Tiny B: is about the happy love story between Renata, a beautiful Read More …

Canyon Bakehouse Review and Giveaway

Bread. As a kid I couldn’t get enough of my ‘specialty’ weekend breakfast of toast with cinnamon sugar and butter. As a college student I primarily ate sandwiches of turkey, american cheese, and ranch dressing almost every day. Bread has always been a staple, but after my Celiac Disease diagnosis it took a few years Read More …