I love desserts that are quick and easy to make, but I also love them to be gluten free. I've been living gluten free for over two years now. It has been an adjustment, sure. But at the same time I've enjoyed researching different ways in which to eat gluten free. Pinterest is full of gluten free recipes. Some of my favorite bloggers are gluten free, too. Basically the internet is full of a View Post
Easy To Make Mummy Rice Krispies Treats
These mummy rice krispies treats are perfect for the school Halloween party! At our school we can't take in outside food for parties unless it is prepackaged. I'm sure that's the case at most schools these days and I'm thankful for that because we have a child with a peanut allergy. It's really easy to take in the food packages to the school nurse to get approved, but I get that it can also be View Post
Friedman’s Gluten Free In New York City
I love to travel and a favorite place of mine is New York City. Sometimes traveling can be difficult on a gluten free diet. (I still can't believe I've bee living this lifestyle for 2 years!) But not the case while in NYC! There are so many options for eating gluten free in New York City. Many of the restaurants specialize in gluten free dining and menus. The perfect place to vacation for those View Post
Best Tasting Gluten Free Thanksgiving Side Dishes
Haul out the turkey and the Thanksgiving decorations... The holiday of turkey is next week! This year's Thanksgiving dinner is going to be totally different for me. Honestly? I was sort of dreading the eating part of Thanksgiving until I found all these yummy gluten free Thanksgiving side dishes! It's my first Thanksgiving being diagnosed as a celiac. I'm sure that I probably had celiac disease View Post
Easy To Make Gluten Free Pineapple Treat Recipe
Last week I was in Disneyland and there's a really dandy gluten free pineapple treat there. Know what I'm talking about? Are you a fan of Dole Whip? This gluten free pineapple treat recipe actually reminds me of a Dole Whip. Perhaps I still have Disney on my mind since we only just arrived back home yesterday... My family and I love a good Dole Whip. We've found that the perfect thing to do is to View Post
Gluten Free Coconut Macaroon Cherry Bombs
How does some gluten free coconut macaroon cherry bombs sound? Mmmm. These treats are also perfect for the patriotic holidays, Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day, because they are red, white and blue! Chuck full of coconut goodness. And I love me some coconut. Basically any coconut flavored baked good is my weakness. Until I was diagnosed with celiac disease that is. For the longest time View Post
Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Dip
When you are living gluten free, desserts are extremely hard to come by. Basically you have to get creative and find out what works for you or even make your own entirely. I've found that it's not that difficult to make my own. Just takes a bit of thinking outside of the box. I'm in no way a cook or baker so it's not an option to create my very own recipe entirely. I'll mostly take existing View Post
Gluten Free Eggplant Parmigiana Recipe
When I was first diagnosed with celiac disease I thought of it as a death sentence. I know that sounds a little over the top and even harsh. But that's how I felt. Can't change how you feel in that moment. One of my favorite foods is Italian. I'm not Italian at all in heritage but the flavors of the food is just dandy in my opinion. I've always loved eggplant parmigiana. What was I going to View Post
Gluten Free In St Louis: The Block
I love living in St Louis and I love all the great restaurants that we have here. Tons and tons of yummy things to eat. A big stress for me when I found out that I have celiac disease was whatever would I be able to eat??? Could I still eat out in our fine city? Were there any options to eat gluten free in St Louis? How would I learn where I could eat? Well the answer is yes I can still eat View Post
How To Live Gluten Free In The Lou
When I was first diagnosed with celiac disease I definitely went through the stages of grief. Okay I'm still in the stages actually. Grief is a long process. I've experienced loss before and I do feel somewhat odd comparing this diagnosis to the loss of a loved one. It seems almost trivial. To compare my change of eating habits to losing someone close to me? But in many ways it's just like View Post