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I was excited when I saw this! although it does bother me a bit that people combine the idea of Organic and healthy foods with allergies and Gluten free. The last thing I need is more people thinking that gluten free means organic or healthy.... its not neccesarrily a health CHOICE. it is, but it isnt depending on how much you care about yourself....

but still, at least gluten free is getting heard a bit more...

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Cool video MSAU!22! Thanks, it's nice to see their gluten-free cookies being made.

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I know what you mean about organic and gluten free being confused with each other. When my daughter was first dx, my mom called me to tell me she found organic oatmeal at stater bros. Don't get me started on how many people here gluten and then think she has to watch her sugar.

So I agree, the more people hear about it the better.

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I know what you mean about organic and gluten free being confused with each other. When my daughter was first dx, my mom called me to tell me she found organic oatmeal at stater bros. Don't get me started on how many people here gluten and then think she has to watch her sugar.

So I agree, the more people hear about it the better.

haha. I hear ya. I told people at work that I cant have gluten b/c they kept giving me snacks and homemade brownies ect...which I turned down of course......they all thought I was diabeic :lol: well, actually a couple understood completley, but still.....glucose....gluten.....hmmm

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