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Entries from April 2008

TGI(G)F: Utz Potato Chips

April 25th, 2008 2 Comments

Well, it’s a beautiful Friday in our part of the world, and the forecast looks like the sun won’t completely abandon us this weekend, like it did last, but watch out for T-storms tonight and tomorrow! This week we’re praising the Utz company for doing a terrific job in labeling their snack products.

While this [...]

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Drug-Free Glutie Zone

April 23rd, 2008 5 Comments

I set out on my gluten-free adventure on July 5, 2007. The night before, I ate nearly an entire 9×13 yellow sheet cake with chocolate icing that a friend brought over for a barbecue. (I still conjure up the smell and taste of that very cake…). I woke up so bloated, achy and swollen that [...]

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TGI(G)F: Rice Chex

April 18th, 2008 1 Comment

Well, what is it with me and cereal?  This is my second cereal-related post!  Well, I’ve been known to eat multiple bowls of cereal in one sitting, so it’s not unexpected.  Rice Chex was my absolute favorite gluteny cereal during the pre-GF era, so I was really excited to find out that they had re-done [...]

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Rice noodles are safe, right?

April 15th, 2008 4 Comments

Thai cuisine may be the most misleading for us gluties. Rice bowls, rice paper wraps, rice noodles, it all should equal GF goodness, right? WRONG!
Soy sauce is a central element to almost all Thai cuisine, so while many of the ethnic carbs are rice-based, the sauces are dangerous. Dumplings, some spring rolls and many fried [...]

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Review: Arrowhead Mills Pizza Crust Mix

April 13th, 2008 4 Comments

One Friday night, everyone else was getting Italian Store pizza so I decided to try Arrowhead Mills pizza crust mix. I used to make wheat crusts from scratch so I was reliving the good old days as I dissolved the yeast in warm water and added the oil and water to the mix until it [...]

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