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Learn Which Grains to Avoid and Which are Safe

Of course, you know that part of maintaining a gluten-free diet is avoiding grains. But, did you know that not all grains have gluten? The grains you need to cut out are wheat (durum, spelt, emmer, farina, farro, and einkorn wheat), barley, and rye. Rice, corn, soy, potato, tapioca, flax, and chia are fine to eat.

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What are the Ancient Grains? for Modern times? These are the top gluten-free varieties that have been less influenced by selective breeding: Millet, Amaranth, Teff, Sorghum, Buckwheat and Quinoa.⁠ ⁠ They are hardier species which are believed to offer greater nutritional value than common types most frequently grown ?(ie: corn, rice, durum, and bread wheat). ????Visit our Linkin Bio for more about each of these top 6 ancient gluten-free varieties that have been utilized since early plant cultivation.⁠ ⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ ⁠ #ancientgrains #ancientgrainsbowl #ancientgrainsalad #glutenfreelife #ancientgrainsgranola #glutenfreemeals #glutenfreegrains #glutenfreediet #quinoalover #milletgrain #amaranthflour #buckwheatgroats #teff #sorghum #vegangrains #plantbased #glutenfreegrain #glutenfreeflours #glutenfreeflour #superfoodevolution #superfoodgrains #grain #whatveganseat #forksoverknives #foodinnovation #microbiomehealth #loveyourfarmer #sustainablefoods #glutenfreeliving #microbiomediet

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Know How to Read Food Labels

Because so many people are gluten intolerant or are choosing gluten-free diets, more foods than ever before are available in gluten-free options. But, not all foods that say they are gluten-free actually are, so you need to read the ingredients to be 100% sure.

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Are you familiar with @gfree.home products? They make various types of labels for kitchen items to identify them as Gluten Free. There are various size bands – larger ones that can go around everything from a tupperware container or a jar, and smaller ones that can go around utensils or the handle of a pot or pan. They also sell labels, as well as a cutting board labeled gluten free. So simple – why didn't I think of this? Well at least someone did! If you are gluten free in a shared kitchen, like in our household, these come in very handy. Especially when you have visitors (or in our case even babysitters) using the kitchen. The labels are freezer and oven tolerant. I have just started using these but think they will be very helpful in our kitchen. Now I won’t have to write in sharpie on jars of jelly and Nutella! You can use the code “Welcome” for 10% off your first order on their web site! I'd love to hear if you have other ideas for preventing cross-contact in a shared kitchen! #glutenfree #glutenfreefinds #glutenfreehome #glutenfreecooking #glutenfreesolutions #celiac #celiacdisease #whileceliac #glutenfreeblogger #gfreehome #talesfromaglutenfreehousehold #glutenfreelabels #glutenfreekitchen #momhacks #kitchenhacks

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Keep Your Meals Balanced and Healthy

When you start eating gluten-free it’s easy to get distracted with thinking about if your food is safe to eat and you often forget to consider if the food is healthy. You can still keep a healthy diet while being gluten-free by eating vegetables, fruits, beans, nuts, and lean meats. Just make sure you are consuming protein and getting nutrients.

Be Cautious When Selecting Food

If you’re dining out and craving pasta or pizza, ask your restaurant about gluten-free options. If you’re craving grains, try eating quinoa or other gluten-free options. Also, something to keep in mind is that lots of foods have gluten in them like chips, nuts, soups, and salad dressings, so if you’re not sure if your favorite foods have gluten, just ask or do some research. Don’t worry, it gets easier over time and you’ll soon know all the foods you can and can’t eat.

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]]> Paleo, keto, vegan, gluten-free—there are so many new diets to try and gluten-free continues to be among the most popular. Many people don’t choose to follow a gluten-free diet as they have to do it for health reasons. If you’re looking to go gluten-free, here’s your guide for how to do it.

Learn Which Grains to Avoid and Which are Safe

Of course, you know that part of maintaining a gluten-free diet is avoiding grains. But, did you know that not all grains have gluten? The grains you need to cut out are wheat (durum, spelt, emmer, farina, farro, and einkorn wheat), barley, and rye. Rice, corn, soy, potato, tapioca, flax, and chia are fine to eat.

View this post on Instagram

What are the Ancient Grains? for Modern times? These are the top gluten-free varieties that have been less influenced by selective breeding: Millet, Amaranth, Teff, Sorghum, Buckwheat and Quinoa.⁠ ⁠ They are hardier species which are believed to offer greater nutritional value than common types most frequently grown ?(ie: corn, rice, durum, and bread wheat). ????Visit our Linkin Bio for more about each of these top 6 ancient gluten-free varieties that have been utilized since early plant cultivation.⁠ ⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ ⁠ #ancientgrains #ancientgrainsbowl #ancientgrainsalad #glutenfreelife #ancientgrainsgranola #glutenfreemeals #glutenfreegrains #glutenfreediet #quinoalover #milletgrain #amaranthflour #buckwheatgroats #teff #sorghum #vegangrains #plantbased #glutenfreegrain #glutenfreeflours #glutenfreeflour #superfoodevolution #superfoodgrains #grain #whatveganseat #forksoverknives #foodinnovation #microbiomehealth #loveyourfarmer #sustainablefoods #glutenfreeliving #microbiomediet

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Know How to Read Food Labels

Because so many people are gluten intolerant or are choosing gluten-free diets, more foods than ever before are available in gluten-free options. But, not all foods that say they are gluten-free actually are, so you need to read the ingredients to be 100% sure.

View this post on Instagram

Are you familiar with @gfree.home products? They make various types of labels for kitchen items to identify them as Gluten Free. There are various size bands – larger ones that can go around everything from a tupperware container or a jar, and smaller ones that can go around utensils or the handle of a pot or pan. They also sell labels, as well as a cutting board labeled gluten free. So simple – why didn't I think of this? Well at least someone did! If you are gluten free in a shared kitchen, like in our household, these come in very handy. Especially when you have visitors (or in our case even babysitters) using the kitchen. The labels are freezer and oven tolerant. I have just started using these but think they will be very helpful in our kitchen. Now I won’t have to write in sharpie on jars of jelly and Nutella! You can use the code “Welcome” for 10% off your first order on their web site! I'd love to hear if you have other ideas for preventing cross-contact in a shared kitchen! #glutenfree #glutenfreefinds #glutenfreehome #glutenfreecooking #glutenfreesolutions #celiac #celiacdisease #whileceliac #glutenfreeblogger #gfreehome #talesfromaglutenfreehousehold #glutenfreelabels #glutenfreekitchen #momhacks #kitchenhacks

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Keep Your Meals Balanced and Healthy

When you start eating gluten-free it’s easy to get distracted with thinking about if your food is safe to eat and you often forget to consider if the food is healthy. You can still keep a healthy diet while being gluten-free by eating vegetables, fruits, beans, nuts, and lean meats. Just make sure you are consuming protein and getting nutrients.

Be Cautious When Selecting Food

If you’re dining out and craving pasta or pizza, ask your restaurant about gluten-free options. If you’re craving grains, try eating quinoa or other gluten-free options. Also, something to keep in mind is that lots of foods have gluten in them like chips, nuts, soups, and salad dressings, so if you’re not sure if your favorite foods have gluten, just ask or do some research. Don’t worry, it gets easier over time and you’ll soon know all the foods you can and can’t eat.

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