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It will explain what you need to know to choose safe products in each category, and provide you with suggested safe brands and products.

At the end, you'll also find a summary of the list that you can print out and take to the grocery store. Read through the explanations first, so that you have a firm idea of what to buy and what to avoid.

Otherwise, it's very easy to make a mistake. But don't feel like you need to master all of this overnight. There's too much involved and too steep a learning curve.

Shopping for gluten-free food eventually will become second nature to you, and you'll know exactly which products to purchase without needing to refer to a list. If you love fresh fruits and vegetables, you're in luck: With very few exceptions, they're all gluten-free. Indulge all you wish in the berries, fruits, greens and vegetables you find in the fresh produce section of your grocery store.

There are, however, a couple of places where even products sold in the produce section can gluten you. For example, jars of processed fruit contain other ingredients you'll need to check. Most of it is gluten-free, but occasionally you'll run across something suspect.

In addition, many stores sell cut-up fruit in containers. Before purchasing this fruit, double-check on where workers prepare it—a few stores use the deli counter for this, which means the fruit is at risk for cross-contamination from the sandwiches and other products made there.

Fortunately, this isn't a problem at most stores. Finally, if you're very sensitive to trace gluten, you could find that certain fresh fruits and vegetables seem to cause symptoms. You're not imagining things—the problem is gluten cross-contamination at the farm itself.

Most canned fruits and vegetables are considered gluten-free, but some are not. And the more ingredients, the riskier the product. You'll also need to read labels or contact the manufacturer to determine if a particular product is processed in a shared facility or on manufacturing lines shared with gluten-containing products.

Single-ingredient frozen fruits and vegetables e. Frozen fruits and vegetables with multiple ingredients e. You'll need to contact the manufacturer to be sure. Like fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh meat and fish generally are safe on the gluten-free diet.

This includes fresh cuts of beef, pork, lamb, chicken, turkey and fish at your local grocery store or butcher. Beware of meats and poultry with added ingredients that make them into ready-to-cook or ready-to-eat dishes—most of these are not safe to consume on the diet, since the store might use unsafe sauces or even bread crumbs.

Some chickens and turkeys include a broth or liquid intended to "plump" them that may or may not be safe. The label must disclose the presence of this broth, so you'll need to contact the manufacturer to determine if it contains gluten or not.

Your best bet is to choose poultry that isn't packed with a broth or additional liquid. Also avoid choosing unwrapped meat or fish on display in refrigerator cases, since the display case may also contain foods with bread crumbs and other gluten ingredients. The cases contain fans to move the air around, and these fans can blow loose crumbs onto unwrapped items.

When in doubt, pick something pre-packaged. There are plenty of hams that are considered gluten-free to the U. Food and Drug Administration's FDA definition of 20 parts per million.

But only some seem to be specifically labeled "gluten-free. Many hot dogs also are gluten-free to 20 ppm, and some—like Applegate Farms' hot dogs—actually carry a gluten-free label.

Applegate Farms and other manufacturers also make gluten-free bacon. Be extra careful with sausage. Many sausages contain bread crumbs as a filler, so check labels carefully. Even if the sausage you're considering doesn't include a gluten ingredient, it may have been manufactured on equipment that also processes gluten-containing sausage, so ask about that.

There are some gluten-free sausage brands out there. There are plenty of gluten-free deli meats on the market: Hormel and Hillshire Farms both make packaged gluten-free meats, and all Boar's Head products are gluten-free. However, you'll need to beware of cross-contamination that can stem from shared slicing machines at the deli counter.

Stick with pre-packaged meats instead of having the product sliced behind the counter. Most milk and many dairy-based products are gluten-free, but as always, there are exceptions.

Plain milk—regardless of whether it's regular, skim or even heavy cream—is gluten-free. Flavored milks may not be safe , and you'll need to check ingredients to make sure. Malted milk products, including malted milkshakes, are not safe, since malt is made with barley.

Plain yogurt, such as the Chobani and Fage brands, is safe. Many—but not all— flavored yogurts also are gluten-free. You'll need to check ingredients to be sure. Some yogurts come with cookies and granola, and you should avoid those. The refrigerator case at the supermarket also carries eggs , which are gluten-free, butter, which is gluten-free, and margarine, most of which is gluten-free always check the ingredients on margarine and shortening.

You'll also find products such as Kozy Shack tapioca pudding, which is labeled gluten-free. Some milk substitute products such as soy milk and almond milk are gluten-free, and some are not.

Be particularly careful of gluten-free-labeled Rice Dream rice milk found in the dry-goods section of the supermarket, not the dairy section , as it's processed with barley enzymes and many people report reacting to it, even though testing conducted by the Food Allergy Research and Resource Program determined that it is gluten free defined as less than 20 parts per million of gluten.

When purchasing cheese , most options should be safe. However, watch out for "beer-washed" cheeses. In addition, a few manufacturers use wheat as a catalyst when making bleu cheese, so you'll need to contact the specific maker to determine if a particular bleu cheese is safe or not this tends to be a problem only for those who are particularly sensitive to trace gluten.

Lastly, beware of cheese that's been cut up and repackaged at the individual grocery store. In many cases, this repackaging takes place in the deli section on the same cutting boards where the staff makes sandwiches.

Look instead for cheese that was packaged at the manufacturer—you may have to purchase more of it than you'd like, but cheese freezes well. In the case of gluten-free ice cream , beware of ice creams that contain chunks of cookies, dough or an unsafe candy. Check the ingredients and avoid anything with a gluten-sounding name like "Cookies and Cream" or "Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough" unless it's specifically labeled gluten-free.

Obviously, ice cream sandwiches are out unless you can find some that are specifically labeled gluten-free. But you can buy frozen fruit pops and other ice cream treats that are gluten-free.

When it comes to bread, you have no choice but to choose from among the various gluten-free bread brands. Fortunately, many grocery stores these days carry frozen gluten-free bread, and you can order online to get your particular favorite.

Occasionally, people with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity will say they can eat breads with ingredients such as sprouted wheat or Einkorn wheat an ancient form of wheat. Don't believe them. If the ingredients on the bread include wheat, do not buy that bread —it's extremely likely to make you sick.

If you're looking for baked snacks like cookies or cakes that normally would contain wheat, you'll obviously have to stick to gluten-free labeled items. Again, most stores carry at least a handful of gluten-free cookies and may even carry such products as gluten-free bagels and gluten-free frozen waffles in their freezer sections.

Also, there's now a wide variety of gluten-free pretzels available for snacking, along with many different energy bars that are labeled gluten-free. Several manufacturers, including Kettle brand, make gluten-free potato chips and label them as such.

You'll also find many brands of gluten-free corn chips—look for those specifically labeled gluten-free. With respect to pre-or post-workout snacks, look for brands that make gluten-free options like Cliff and G2G, which make some of the top protein bars for men. If you want something sweet, multiple candies are considered gluten-free to 20 parts per million.

See the list of gluten-free candy for those considered safe. You've got multiple choices when it comes to gluten-free cereal : many major brands now are making some favorites, such as General Mills' Chex , gluten-free.

As with breads and snacks, don't buy a cereal unless it's specifically marked gluten-free. The same goes for pasta—if it's not labeled gluten-free, don't buy it. Fortunately, there are plenty of gluten-free pasta options available, in sizes and shapes ranging from fettuccine to linguine.

You can choose pasta made from corn, rice or more unusual gluten-free grains , such as quinoa. Many people have a favorite brand you'll need to do some experimenting to discover your own , and it's possible to create pasta dishes that taste just like the gluten originals.

If you're looking for a gluten-free frozen dinner , you'll almost certainly find one in your local supermarket that's marked specifically gluten-free—Glutino makes some prepared meals, as do Amy's Kitchen and Saffron Road, among many other manufacturers.

Don't purchase a frozen meal unless it's specifically marked "gluten-free," since most of those that aren't labeled do contain gluten ingredients.

You also may be able to find some prepared foods in the dry-goods section of the supermarket that are marked gluten-free—for example, pre-made Indian or Thai dishes in the ethnic foods section of the store.

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To me, this is the best recreation of dairy yogurt's taste and texture, and it doesn't have gums or anything else yucky. The possible downside is that it's relatively high in fat, but I think that makes it even better because it's so much like whole milk yogurt.

I love their plain flavor, which is just coconut and nothing else, with fruit or used as a sour cream in savory dishes. Thanks for trying all these. You're braver than me. I'd have nixed them for being either not organic or for not having a gluten free certification.

You can always blend cashews or whatever with hot water and make your own milk. In the s there were health food stores with booklets with recipes for it. I'm constantly amazed that it's a "product" now.

Post a Comment. Share Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps. October 25, Long time no talk! As those who follow me on Instagram know, this semester of grad school has been beating my butt, which is why I've been quiet on the blog for a little while.

But now that things are slowing down a bit, I'm back and ready to share all my favorite stories about and tips for thriving with celiac disease. And today's post is for all my dairy free foodies!

Because while I now can enjoy dairy in moderation, when I first diagnosed with celiac disease, I soon discovered that dairy was not my best friend.

Personally, So Delicious's coconut milks are my favorite, but they also offer newer lines of almond milk and cashew milk.

Compared to Silk's dairy free milks, So Delicious offers shelf-stable milk varieties so that you can buy in bulk and not have to worry about fitting them into your fridge.

This is the most recent dairy free milk I've tried, thanks to a shipment being gifted to me for sampling in the last few weeks. The original version of this milk definitely has more sugar than I'm used to and more calories; however, it is also a lot higher in protein than most of the other alternatives I've listed here, thanks to sesame and pea protein concentrates.

And the chocolate version? If you're looking for a creamy dairy free milk that doesn't have coconut as a base, you might check out sesame milk instead.

Kite Hill offers two kinds of almond milk yogurt: regular and "Greek. Kite Hill's yogurt is definitely not as creamy as So Delicious's coconut-based alternative, but it has a good flavor and is relatively affordable.

It features berries, apples, raisins, and pecans. Fluffy gluten free pancakes are great plain or with a cup of berries stirred into the batter.

It's all whisked together in one bowl. Baked Potato Eggs. This is a great dish for breakfast, lunch, or brunch. Minimal effort produces maximum impact. Lemon Coconut Chia Balls. Lemon Coconut Chia Balls are nutritious morsels that taste both refreshing and sweet at the same time.

With only five ingredients and no baking, they're a cinch to make! Seed Crackers. This Easy Keto Seed Crackers Recipe makes crisp, well-seasoned crackers great to serve with veggies, cheese, and hummus.

Made with four kinds of seeds, they're a crunchy, garlicky, oniony, satisfying snack. Keto diet not required. Everyone enjoys them! Tomato Lentil Soup. This thick, hearty, whole meal soup is easy to make in the Instant Pot.

Brown the meat a little, dump everything else in, set it, and forget it! Red Lentils. Lentils are an inexpensive source of nutrition, and red lentils are the quickest and easiest to cook. Bean Cassoulet with Sausage. This stove-top Bean Cassoulet with Sausage is a quick, easy, flavourful meal to whip together at the end of a busy day!

Roast Chicken or Turkey. This recipe produces a flavourful, seasoned, moist roast chicken or turkey with nice, crisp skin. Sausage and Beans Skillet. Easy Sausage and Beans Skillet is a whole meal for six all prepared in one skillet within about half an hour. Soft Sorghum Sandwich Bread. This is a beautifully soft, gluten free sandwich bread that's easy to make!

Gluten Free Tomato Soup. It's quick and easy to make your own tomato soup with canned tomatoes, so you can confidently be assured that your soup is gluten free. Borscht is a warm, comforting bowl of goodness to enjoy on a cool, winter day.

Soup Stock. Homemade bone broth or soup stock tastes lovely, is very good for you, and is easy to make! Creamy Coleslaw. This easy-to-make Creamy Coleslaw is naturally sweetened with maple syrup balanced with the tang of lemon juice.

Honey Mustard Salad Dressing. This is a great salad dressing to keep on hand, so it's easy to toss together a fresh salad anytime! Skillet Green Beans with Almonds. Fresh green beans sizzled in garlicky, butter-browned, sliced almonds are delicious served with red meats, chicken, or fish. Instant Pot Beets.

Cook beets reliably every time! Set up the Instant Pot, and cook them without watching. Everything Seasoning with Roasted Vegetables.

Everything Seasoning is an amazingly versatile mixture of toasted sesame seeds, poppy seeds, garlic, onion, and salt. It's great on roasted vegetables.

Vegan Mashed Potatoes. With lots of roasted garlic, olive oil, salt, and pepper in these creamy mashed potatoes, you'll never miss the dairy! Roasted Beets and Carrots. Beets and carrots roasting in the oven free you up to put other finishing touches on a meal.

Raw Sauerkraut. Raw sauerkraut is a wonderful, inexpensive source of probiotics. You need only two ingredients to make your own! Rice Pudding with Cooked Rice.

Sweet, creamy rice pudding is quickly made on the stove top with leftover, cooked rice. Coconut Macaroons. These very "coconutty" coconut macaroons are an incredibly easy treat to make with only 5 ingredients! Honey Ginger Meringues. Honey Ginger Meringues are light, crispy, melt-in-your-mouth confections made with only four ingredients!

A little bite of ginger balances the sweetness of honey. Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake.