jkmunchkin

I buy the Maxwell's Kitchen gravy. It's excellent. I get it at Whole Foods. http://maxwellskitchen.com/

I love pineapple but find for whatever odd reason it just doesn't agree with me and gives me stomach pains as if I've been glutened. Same thing if I eat raw broccoli. Like others have said, I'd get rid of the old spices, but it could very well be that pineapple just doesn't agree with you.

I drink the tea and white hot chocolate from Dunkin Donuts all the time and have never had a problem. Actually my cousin's husband owns several Dunkin Donuts. Most locations don't make their own donuts or baked goods. They are made at 1 central location and then shipped to all the others. More than often if there are a few locations within several miles...

Unfortunately I was there years ago, so I don't really remember any of the places; but are you renting a house? I remember that is what we did. If so, I would suggest bringing stuff for breakfast (gluten free cereal, muffins, ect. And then maybe bring some gluten free bread to make sandwiches for lunch. Bring gluten free pretzels, cookies, fruit, etc. for...

Mmmmm... love those! (Actually I love any ice cream - hehe).

It did used to have wheat flour, but they recently changed it.

I'm not to brand specific when it comes to seasonings but I won't use mixed seasonings and always read ingredients. I'll use straight garlic powder, salt, pepper, ect. But never anything that is a seasoning mix. The only brand I would probably trust if I was going to do that is McCormick.

Has anyone had +/- experiences with any of the cruise lines and their accomodating for gluten free. I have been on a few cruises prior to dx (including Royal Caribbean). My sister just asked if we would want to go on vacation with her an her BF and we're throwing around ideas one of them being a cruise which I feel like would make eating less stressful, and...

Like one of those Kitchen Aid mixers.

No they're not the chestnuts. I don't think they sell those on the streets here anymore. I haven't seen them in years. These are more like a peanut (i think they also have almonds and cashews), with like a sweet candy shell to them. One of these I may ask one of the vendors if he knows what goes into making them. LOL!!

Ok so this is completely random, and I don't know if they sell these anywhere but NYC, but I'm totally craving hot nuts. (this may not be the technical name, but they are literally the hot nuts they sell from vendor carts on the street). Clearly there is no where I'm going to be getting an ingredient list from, but has anyone tried eating these and been...

I use either Burts or Lobello.

Have you had your thyroid checked? I found out a few years ago that I have an underactive thyroid, and have been taking Synthroid daily since. It has really helped my energy level. I used to be so tired that by 2:00 pm I could barely keep my eyes open. Now between that and beginning to eat gluten-free I have more energy than ever.