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Wheaton Illinois Gluten Free Support Group


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If you or a loved one cannot have gluten due to celiac disease, allergies or intolerance you are welcome to attend a free support group and benefit from our shared experiences and strengths. We will share reading, recipes, restaurant and travel tips as well as shopping suggestions. The group meets the third Thursday of each month from 7:30 to 9:00pm at Whole Foods Market, 151 Rice Lake Square, Wheaton, IL in the community classroom. The stores phone number is 630-588-1500. Registration is not required. An additional evening will be added in the near future due to the growth of the group. For more information, please contact Sueson gluten free chef and leader of the group at 630-846-4605 or sueson@specialeats.com.

Beginning on May 3rd 2005 the Wheaton Illinois store will offer a new line of gluten free products which will be available from the Whole Foods Market Gluten-Free Bakehouse, the company's first dedicated gluten-free baking facility. Located in Morrisville, North Carolina, the new 8,000-square-foot facility was created to meet the needs of the increasing number of customers whose diets require gluten-free foods. Some of the products include breads, cookies, scones, biscuits, pizza crusts, whole pies and brownies. In addition we also have a seperate grocery section dedicated to a variety of gluten free products. Also, stop at our service desk for a gluten free list reflecting over 400 gluten free products!

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