One of the things I find difficult working downtown is that options for gluten free, quick breakfasts on the go are really hard to find. So I was ecstatic to find a cafe right under my building that sells gluten free, on the go snacks. They sell "flax rolls" in a variety of flavours like Spinach and Asiago, Roasted Red Pepper, Chicken Curry and more. They are served heated up with some dipping sauce (either hot sauce or sweet chilli sauce and they are delicious! The place is called Licious and its located on the second floor of the Bentall Mall across from the White Spot express... Check it out!
Friday, 10 May 2013
Monday, 4 March 2013
Renee's Gourmet Salad Dressings
Personally, I'm a huge fan of veggies and dip. Going gluten free (for those of us who are really stickler) makes it difficult to find dressings without modified ingredients. Renee's Gourmet salad dressings are all gluten free. There are tons of flavours and the ingredients list is easy to understand, meaning they don't contain tons of preservatives and artificial ingredients. They are also delicious. The nice part is they are not much more expensive than other dressings. Try them out for yourself, you can find them in the refrigerated section of your grocery stores produce section!
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Sunday, 3 March 2013
Handy App for New Celiac's
One of the hardest things about making the adjustment is not necessarily getting used to reading the ingredients list on labels, but knowing and understanding what the ingredients are and which one are ok to eat. With big words like "Beta Glucan or Calcium Stearoyl Lactylate" it's hard to know if something is ok or not. I've tried out a few different apps to make this easier and have had some successes and some failures. The most recent one I've tried is a fairly basic but has made this a lot easier for me.
It is a free app and is called "GlutenCheck". It's really simple to use as all it is is a list of every ingredient known to man, in alphabetical order. Ingredients that are safe are in Green and one's that aren't are in Red. Simple, right?
If you're new to Celiac, as I know many of you are it's extremely handy to have. It's available on IPhone and Android.
It is a free app and is called "GlutenCheck". It's really simple to use as all it is is a list of every ingredient known to man, in alphabetical order. Ingredients that are safe are in Green and one's that aren't are in Red. Simple, right?
If you're new to Celiac, as I know many of you are it's extremely handy to have. It's available on IPhone and Android.
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