Anonymous
Post 05/12/2013 18:01     Subject: Re:Celiac / Gluten-Free. Looking for tips from parents who have BTDT

Great suggestions so far. I would add that carrying a cell phone to call the manufactures when shopping is also helpful. If a product said natural flavors or some other ingredient I was not sure of I would call the number on the back. Almost every one was kind and helpful!
Anonymous
Post 05/12/2013 16:55     Subject: Celiac / Gluten-Free. Looking for tips from parents who have BTDT

Wait until after the tests to start eating gluten free, otherwise the tests may not be accurate.

Here's my suggested replacements.

Pasta: Andean Dream Quinoa Pasta. We find it at Mom's or on Amazon.

Bread/bagels/etc: Udi's and only Udi's!

Baking: Better Batter All Purpose Flour. King Arthur gluten free baking mixes (cake, brownies, muffins).

Soy sauce: San J Gluten Free Tamari sauce.

Oats: Bob's Gluten Free Quick Oats

Be sure to check candy, ice cream, condiments, etc for ingredients that contain gluten and take measures to prevent cross contamination if your entire family is not going to eat gluten free (separate preparation surfaces, separate toasters).