The Food Allergen world: It is a tricky one. For me one of the things that makes it better is being part of a circle of great bloggers. Whether we’re dairy free or gluten free we’ve got each other’s backs and those of our readers. And the truth is we all know our readers often Read More …
Happy Holidays from Celtic Celiac! This gift guide can help you for the perfect gift for any gluten free individual in your life. Whether they’re a home cook, adventurer or somewhere in between you’re bound to be inspired! Interested in buying anything? You can find links in the descriptions below. 2017 Celtic Celiac Holiday Gift Guide Read More …
Love a good cup of tea? Also love a good cocktail? Then this giveaway is for you! In 2015 I introduced my readers to Owl’s Brew, a line of teas crafted especially for cocktails. Flavorful, gluten free, low in sugar, AND vegan these mixers have became a staple in my home ‘bar’ as they make any wine Read More …
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 …
It’s been about four years or so since I cut out most meat (except for fish and the occasional bite) from my diet due to cholesterol issues, and until recently I really didn’t cook much with meat substitutes. I couldn’t figure out what to do with them, and couldn’t find many that were gluten free. Read More …
Independence Day is a great opportunity to recognize not only summer themed foods but also American food traditions, and you just can’t beat it when there are gluten free opportunities. July’s potluck kept this idea in mind and gave us another opportunity to celebrate American foods. Although a rainy day we held the potluck at Read More …
My day job as a Prevention Specialist/Community Development Specialist doing community substance abuse prevention work brings me all over Long Island, from Sag Harbor to Oceanside. The benefit of this, when I give myself the time anyway, is that I get to explore fun new towns and shops I wouldn’t otherwise visit. It’s sometimes like Read More …
Recently, my friend Alana from graduate school went gluten free to see if it helped her joint and body pain. Although we work at separate agencies she and I work pretty closely on joint committees and project, in fact we’re even going to Buffalo for a conference in a few weeks, so it has been Read More …
Can you believe we’ve never done a gluten free potluck? We’ve done different nationalities, different ingredients; even colors. While gluten free has always been available at all of these we’d never done gluten free specifically, so we made it our June theme. Unfortunately summer calls for busy weekends and strained schedules, so it was one Read More …
Food, as I’ve said a thousand times over, is so much more than the sustenance for our bellies and bodied. The social quality of it influence our behaviours, personalities, relationships and even what we hold to be our traditions and heritage. Yet this aspect is often overlooked in nutrition, food, and mental health studies and the Read More …
