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If you are new to gluten free, I put together some helpful information for you below.
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Important articles I have written to help you learn about gluten cross contamination:
1. The Top 6 Questions to ask a pizza restaurant about cross contamination – Just because a pizza restaurant has a gluten free pizza does not mean it is safe for you to eat.
2. Top 10 Scary Thing Restaurants Have Told Me – This will really make you aware of what can happen in the kitchen.
3. Gluten in the Wine Making Process – What you need to know about wines. Not only can gluten be an issue, but if you have an egg allergy, you need to read this article.
4. What to Know to Keep your Allergic Child Safe at that Overnight School Field Trip. – Know what you need to do to prepare for that overnight school field trip. Printable allergy cards, allergy reaction sheet, and more!
5. Top 7 Tips for Safe Gluten Free Dining at a Sushi Restaurant – Know how to avoid cross contamination while dining out at a sushi restaurant.
6. Our Family’s Gluten Free Adventure on a Carnival Cruise – Our four day cruise to Mexico was not as scary as we thought.
As always, feel free to reach out if you have any questions, comments, or feedback.
Take care,
Sandi
Shanthini Jayanthan
May 28, 2019 at 9:34 amI have all the ingredients but no gluten free flour. I have almond flour/meal and white whole wheat/all purpose/self rising/whole wheat. Can I substitute one of these for the 2 cups of gluten free ?
Sandi Gaertner
May 28, 2019 at 10:25 amIf you need to be gluten free, you can’t use whole wheat/all purpose/self rising flours. Almond meal by itself will not work. You will need to add another flour or starch. What recipe were you looking at making? It would be a lot easier to help you if I knew what you were trying to make.