Ah, how we long for the days where we could stop in a grocery store, pick up one of those quick pre-made dinners, and head home. No fuss, no preparation on our side, just a quick meal and quick cleanup. Unfortunately, in the stores, many of these prepared meals contain gluten. Recently, though, when shopping [...]
**Correction** Mrs. May’s products can be found at BJs, and not Trader Joes Trader Joe’s, as we reviewed in a previous post (http://www.raleighcelkids.com/?p=512) stocks many great gluten-free products. We really like their granola, and we found yet another yummy, versatile treat: Mrs. May’s fruit clusters. The clusters, about an inch by an inch, come in [...]
Most of us know by now Raleigh serves the Celiac community pretty well. From restaurants offering gluten free items like fries (Red Robin, Chick-Fil-A) to those with GF pizzas (Bella Monica, Z-Pizza, and soon Mellow Mushroom) to stores catering to the gluten free set (Earth Farm, Harmony Farms, Whole Foods), you can find a lot [...]
People always reminisce about candy dish their grandparents kept full when they were younger. I remember a plastic tree that each season my grandma would put corresponding colored fruit drops on. Now my folks keep Swedish Fish (yes, gluten free) in a dish for my girls. But my fondest memories are of my Granny’s dish [...]
Well, not real Scooby Snacks…these are edible for humans! Like many fruit snacks, these Scooby Doo fruit snacks from Betty Crocker are gluten-free. We found them at a BJs Warehouse store, so we purchased a box of about 1 million. In all seriousness, we do like being able to go and buy in bulk, with [...]
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