Guest guest Posted June 17, 2009 Report Share Posted June 17, 2009 Hasselbeck on " The View " has celiac disease and has written a diet book about it. However, it has been criticized as having some inaccuracies in it. But maybe such a book would answer your question about where to find gluten-free foods. Why don't you check your library to see if they have a similar book? Sue On Jun 17, 2009, at 8:45 PM, blueeyedgrl73 wrote: > I honestly believe I have problems with gluten. Everytime I eat > breads, oatmeal, etc I end up with a Buddha belly (someone else had > described this and I couldnt help but steal it) lol! seriously, > its miserable! anyone else have this problem? > > I feel better on a low-carb diet but it is hard to stick to. I > might have to just do it to feel better and stop the bloating and > other unmentionable symptoms. Does anyone here buy gluten-free > foods? if so, can those be bought at Wal-Mart or any other > national chains? what other types of foods do you eat? Thanks for > the help! > > Blue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 17, 2009 Report Share Posted June 17, 2009 Not sure where you're from but there are many gluten free items available at Wegmans in their organic section now. Our Walmart doesn't seem to carry that many organic or gluten free products. They do have a little organic section but it's mostly soy products (which may be gluten free as well). There is a natural foods store called Laurie's natural foods near us that carries gluten free but it is much more expensive. I would think Whole Foods would also though there is not one near us so I don't know. I have not found a gluten free bread that I like but Food For Life makes brown rice tortillas that are very good and brown rice pasta is good. Hope this helps, ________________________________ From: marysue <marysue@...> Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 10:26:34 PM Subject: Re: [ ] gluten-free? Hasselbeck on " The View " has celiac disease and has written a diet book about it. However, it has been criticized as having some inaccuracies in it. But maybe such a book would answer your question about where to find gluten-free foods. Why don't you check your library to see if they have a similar book? Sue On Jun 17, 2009, at 8:45 PM, blueeyedgrl73 wrote: > I honestly believe I have problems with gluten. Everytime I eat > breads, oatmeal, etc I end up with a Buddha belly (someone else had > described this and I couldnt help but steal it) lol! seriously, > its miserable! anyone else have this problem? > > I feel better on a low-carb diet but it is hard to stick to. I > might have to just do it to feel better and stop the bloating and > other unmentionable symptoms. Does anyone here buy gluten-free > foods? if so, can those be bought at Wal-Mart or any other > national chains? what other types of foods do you eat? Thanks for > the help! > > Blue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 17, 2009 Report Share Posted June 17, 2009 Hi- I have issues with Gluten (non-reactive Cealic Disease)! I buy stuff from www.glutenfreemall.com, local health food stores and at any grocery store. More and more stores carry products. Manufacturers also lable products as Gluten Free. Yay for Lays Potato Chips! Starting going gluten free is confusing, but once yoou get the hang, it's so easy. Think- NO wheat products, lots of protein, seafood, veggies, fruit, BACON!, baked potatis, etc. You can buy gluten free bread or like me, just make you own with your bread maker. I in no way feel like I am deprived. The library will have books to get you started, go online and do a search about gluten free and/or Cealic Disease. I eat yummy gliten free cookies, deserts, etc. D. in south Louisiana > > I honestly believe I have problems with gluten. Everytime I eat breads, oatmeal, etc I end up with a Buddha belly (someone else had described this and I couldnt help but steal it) lol! seriously, its miserable! anyone else have this problem? > > I feel better on a low-carb diet but it is hard to stick to. I might have to just do it to feel better and stop the bloating and other unmentionable symptoms. Does anyone here buy gluten-free foods? if so, can those be bought at Wal-Mart or any other national chains? what other types of foods do you eat? Thanks for the help! > > Blue > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 21, 2009 Report Share Posted June 21, 2009 i buy rice noodles from an asian store. it's cheaper than buying it from your local grocery. when i'm in the mood for somthing bready i will soak a cup of brown rice with a cup of water overnight. then i will run it through the food processor for 10 minutes. i add honey, oil, baking powder and egg and fry it up just like a pancake. they taste yummy. From: blueeyedgrl73 <blueeyedgrl73@...> Subject: [ ] gluten-free? Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2009, 5:45 PM I honestly believe I have problems with gluten. Everytime I eat breads, oatmeal, etc I end up with a Buddha belly (someone else had described this and I couldnt help but steal it) lol! seriously, its miserable! anyone else have this problem? I feel better on a low-carb diet but it is hard to stick to. I might have to just do it to feel better and stop the bloating and other unmentionable symptoms. Does anyone here buy gluten-free foods? if so, can those be bought at Wal-Mart or any other national chains? what other types of foods do you eat? Thanks for the help! Blue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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