SCD Bakery by Jill Rainville in MA

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SCD Bakery (Dartmouth, MA) 02748 by Jill Rainville

Products:

http://www.scdbakery.com/products.htm

Birthday Cakes:

http://www.scdbakery.com/specialtyitems.htm

Baking for the week :

http://www.scdbakery.com/ and Pay for your order:

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Sunday, October 1st, 2006

This Friday I was introduced to Jill Rainville’s SCD bakery. I planned on

taking a picture of the cinammon rolls. However, I ate them all on the car drive

back and had to use an image picture from the SCD bakery site. Having started

out cooking for young family members, Jill is an expert with the SCD diet,

including guidelines for autism as well as IBD.

Many other pictures may be seen on the SCD Bakery website–including specialty

birthday cakes.

The cinnamon rolls (as well as a cake:) came at the end of an afternoon visit

with Pam Ferro at the Hopewell Associates clinic. Over the next weeks I will

post notes on this visit–I’m still absorbing all the information.

Posted in

autism,

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cooking tips

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Yes, I ship anywhere in the United States. The way my website works is I bake

4-5 items per week that are listed on the " home " page of my website

www.scdbakery.com. Orders are usually due by Sunday at midnight for

delivery/pickup on Thursday (however you should always look because sometimes

this changes depending on Holidays etc.). You can only order from the items I

am baking because the food is so perishable (no preservatives). I do all the

baking myself and bake to order so the food is fresh.This week I am baking Lemon

Cookies, Banana Cake, Non-Dairy Bread & Squash Muffins. To place an order fill

out the order form on my website with your order under the " Products You Would

Like to Order " section. I will email an invoice when your product ships with a

total and you can go to www.scdbakery.com, scroll down on the homepage, and

click on " Pay for Your Order " . If you have any questions please feel free to

call or email.

Thanks for your interest. Take Care, Jill

Phone: Email: Jill@...

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Contact:

http://www.scdbakery.com/contact.htm

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> SCD Bakery by Jill Rainville in MA on:

> http://www.scdiet.net/ under Specific Carbohydrate Diet Food and

Supplements

> SCD Bakery (Dartmouth, MA) 02748 by Jill Rainville

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> Products:

> http://www.scdbakery.com/products.htm

Many parents begin SCD by replacing the breads and cookies of other diets with

nut

flours. They also feed their children any food that is SCD legal without first

going through

the introductory diet and making sure that their child can tolerate that food.

This is done

because most parents think that the rules of SCD and GFCF are the same. When

parents

start out with GFCF,they are allowed to use all the GFCF legal foods. It is

important for

parents to realize that the rules for SCD are different. While the goal of GFCF

is the

elimination of foods that contain gluten and casein, the goal of SCD is to avoid

foods that

cannot be digested. A certain food can be OK for one child but not for another.

Also, a

food can be difficult to digest for a child during the first months on SCD but

fine at a later

time when more gut healing has happened.

Certain foods that are fine for advanced SCDers are not OK for beginners and

might harm

them. The most famous example is the nut flour. Many children cannot tolerate

nut flours

in the beginning stages of the diet. It is advised to start out with the intro

diet and

gradually introduce new foods. The " stages section " on www.pecanbread provide

inspiration but there are no hard rules because our children are all different.

The idea is to

introduce new foods gradually and watch carefully for reactions. That is how you

implement the " Real SCD " . If you just feed your child any food that is legal SCD

food

without taking into consideration that some foods might be difficult to digest

during the

first months then you are doing the " Nut Diet " .

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac