What’s the Difference between Certified Gluten-Free Foods and Gluten-Free Foods?

11/2/2021

Gluten Free Travel Snacks and Food for COVID Camping

10/19/2021

Gluten Free Travel Snacks and Food for COVID Camping

I love camping. I love the outdoors, sleeping outside, sleeping in my hammock, having a campfire every night, not caring about smelling like campfire smoke or makeup. The beautiful trails I hike and the out-of-the-way places I find when I’m taking that road trip to my next camping spot. There are so many things to love!

Storing Food for COVID Camping

Ice

Use dry ice! There are several reasons not to use regular ice in your cooler.

Regular ice is heavier when you first get the ice and even heavier when the ice melts and you have a pool of water in your cooler
Food in cooler gets wet when your ice melts
Have to throw out good, expensive food - ever tried to eat wet gluten-free bread?
Dry ice lasts much longer than regular ice.

Be careful not to touch dry ice with your hands as you can get a burn. Handle with paper or a towel! Although a bit more expensive, dry ice is worth the extra cost because of the benefits listed above.

Coolers

Best cooler: Yeti coolers they are pretty pricey, starting at $79.99 for a lunchbox, however; they are the best option when you are not going to be near any dry ice for days. The description from their website reads, “Extreme insulation power and durability are bare minimum requirements for every cooler we make — and we never stop there. Our hard coolers don’t flinch in the face of snowstorms, the beating sun, or even bears, and our soft coolers are leakproof, waterproof, and quick to carry. As for our foldable lunch bag, that’s only for those of you who enjoy ice-cold drinks and a fresh meal on your lunch menu.”

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Support Local Gluten Free Bakeries During COVID Pandemic!

9/21/2021

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Support Local Gluten Free Bakeries During COVID Pandemic!

Delectable Gluten Free Desserts Ready to Go!
COVID-19 situation is stressful to say the least. When I’m stressed I know that having a sweet dessert is a good temporary solution to feeling good. Make sure its a small serving, though, as you don’t want to add gaining weight to the list of activities you’re doing during the COVID lockdown!

Share your favorite gluten-free desserts with your family members who aren’t gluten-free, with a friend by dropping off a gluten-free treat on their porch to show that you are thinking about them, or to a co-worker who has celiacs disease that you haven’t seen face to face in a few months. Whatever way you send, drop-off or ship your gift, the celiac or gluten-free friend on the receiving end will sure appreciate your thoughtfulness!

Order These Goodies Online or Grab Gluten-Free Desserts from Your Local Grocery

Raised Gluten Free creates delicious vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free foods including quiche, and cookies including my favorite lavender cookies! Grab an order to be delivered to your doorstep.

Schar Bakery has so many good delicious gluten-free snacks and desserts! I love their saltine crackers, puff pastry, Schnack Cakes and their graham crackers. I’ve been able to find and purchase Schar products on Walmart Grocery online and in the store.

Kinnikinnick Gluten Free with my favorite vanilla wafers, I can now safely eat banana pudding again! They also have great hot dog buns, hamburger buns and cinnamon raisin bagels. They also have great baking products including cookie crumbles for pie crust, angel food cake mix, doughnuts, and sugar cookie mix. When you sign up for their newsletter, they’ll send you a 10% off coupon!

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What’s the Difference between Certified Gluten-Free Foods and Gluten-Free Foods?