As we entered the last leg of our trip our next destination was southern Vermont, which apparently has little in the way of attractions or events in the summer time. We drive halfway across the state looking for a particular Inn to stay at, which was closed, and ended up driving back to Brattleboro, which Read More …
Gluten Free Watchdog Website Discussed in an Interview with the FounderCeliac.Com is a great source for interviews, products etc. I LOVE the idea of the website discussed in this interview and am so happy I found it. The Founder of Gluten Free Watchdog is interviewed about the website, it’s purpose her story and GF labeling laws. Read More …
Awhile ago I posted about my new favorite vending machine snacks at work, the Deep River Snacks Chips. At work we now have an organic cafe, which unfortunately doesn’t carry many gluten free options. However, they do carry Deep River Snacks Products and last week, I came across two ‘new’ products from their company that Read More …
The view from Mount Washington Summit We made our way west across Maine by nightfall after grabbing Pat’s Pizza and stayed over night in a town just over the New Hampshire border. The Inn we stayed at had a pool and Sauna, so we relaxed and planned the next days adventures before heading to sleep. Read More …
Making Gluten Free Kids Feel IncludedThis CNN article explains the trials, costs and issues associated with having a gluten free child (mostly on the part of wanting your child to feel included). What is inspirational about this article is the passion and dedication that these two moms have to making a change for not only Read More …
I know I promised a post about my vacation but I am feeling a bit under the weather this week and have been incredibly busy. You’ll have to forgive me but that’ll probably have to wait until this weekend. In the mean time I wanted to share two giveaways with my readers that I received Read More …
Recently we had a ‘House Cooling Party’, or rather a party to commemorate the great times me, Mike and Keil have had living together over the past three years. You see, we’re all moving out and in with our significant others and we always use an opportunity to party. I also happen to use those opportunities to snack like Read More …
Are there varying degrees of Gluten Sensitivity?This CNN health blog post goes a bit into detail about the varying levels, and difference between those levels, that one can be sensitive to gluten. It is a good quick source for anyone who may think they are somewhere on the ‘spectrum’. High Transaminase Levels Common in Celiac Read More …
Our next gluten free stop of the trip was located in Maine. We Spent most of our time driving after Boston and stayed just outside Portland for our second night. The fridge was packed so we relaxed and ate in the room. In the Morning we made our way into Portland itself for a Read More …
Not too much in the news or research arena this past week: Limited Biopsy samples taken during procedure result in Lower CD diagnosesFour Biopsy samples are needed to diagnose Celiac Disease but unfortunately the ‘standard’ number of samples taken when preforming biopsies is 2 according to the recent study discussed here. Adherence to the guidelines Read More …
