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  1. gary'sgirl
    If you want a grain free bread try going to elanaspantry dot com. I believe she has a couple of grain free bread recipes I tried the more simple one of the two she had at the time and it was pretty good. A nice flavor, but it was more of a quick bread texture - though not quite as crumbly, and was made with almond flour. I've tried some of the coconut...
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    I just wanted to point out that msmini14 never said that anyone on this board "attacked" anyone. She just said that she could see why the OP might have felt attacked.
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    Hi, I saw that you visited my profile. It is hard when you don't get the easy results that so many others seem to. It has been a long road for me.

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    I agree too. I know that I have reacted through these types of exposures and I think that my children have too.
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    Yes. Exactly! This is where I think some people are more, and some people are less sensitive - some will react to such small amounts of CC that you can't see it, while others seem to not react until they ingest a little more.
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    I just wanted to say that I agree with Dilettantesteph. Some people really are more sensitive to gluten than others. When I was very new to this - only a couple of months into the diet, I didn't yet know how sensitive people could be. One night my daughter (who also has Celiac) was playing with a neighbor friend and I looked over to see what she was doing...
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    It could be CC that built up in your system over time. Is it the Ancient grains quinoa? If you look up their site you can verify this, but I was having trouble with all quinoa products and I decided to see if there was a risk of CC from that company. If I remember correctly all of their products were safe except the flake which could possibly be CC'd because...
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    I'm glad that helped you out a bit. I actually really liked the cashew and pecan variation - I think they are my favorite pick, but unfortunately I can't have nuts right now. I'm hoping that I will be able to add them back in after a while. Oh, and by the way, I just use a coffee grinder to grind my flax and nuts. It works great and is much cheaper than...
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    Brownies: Gluten Free and Flour Free 2/3 C. butter or coconut oil 1 12oz. package semi-sweet chocolate chips 1 1/2 C. sugar (you can cut down the sugar to half depending on what you like) 1/3 C. flax seed - ground 2/3 C. ground almonds or coconut flour (I have also used cashews and pecans with good results) 1/3 C. unsweetened cocoa powder 1/2 tsp...
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    I have been thinking that I would do the same thing, so I am definitely going to keep an eye on this thread to see what people suggest. One thing I thought of while I have been trying to plan a strategy for how to eat without any grains is occasionally making brownies without any flours for those day when I may feel like caving. I came up with a recipe...
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    Yes. That is one of the few symptoms that has gone away for me since I started the gluten free diet. I hope that you really are done with Restless Leg Syndrome. It is quite frustrating to put up with.
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