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Products for Celiac Disease And Anaphylactic Nut Allergy?

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Echoingmuse Newbie
Echoingmuse
Posted

This! All of this!! 

I am going on my second year  since being diagnosed as celiacs. I am also a EPiPen carrying tree nut avoider, add on a pesky latex allergy and I am a mess.

SO Far in my food endeavors:

Enjoy life brand: proudly avoids the top 8 common allergins.

barilla gluten free: closest thing I've found found to pasta texture and withstands  one microwave reheat.

 

chex cereal, Hershey chocolate, fluff makes a pretty good s'more.

i would love to hear more brands and solutions to the fantastic challenges of celiac and tree nut allergies!

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cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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Breyers Natural Vanilla Ice Cream.  Just a few ingredients!  Since vanilla is the most popular, it should be nut free too (not on shared lines).  But call to confirm.  

Welcome to the forum!  

 

TexasJen Collaborator
TexasJen
Posted

I recently learned about this bakery. You can order cookies to be sent to you....

 
www.eightfreetreats.com
Good luck!
 
 
Ennis-TX Grand Master
Ennis-TX
Posted

Gerbs Allergen Friendly Foods, they make seeds, seed meals, seasonings, dried fruit, all nut and allergen free. I have a issue with peanuts (legume not nut). Luckly I can live off almonds and seeds but to avoid peanuts I have to buy all my seeds from Gerbs and special source my nuts.

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