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Discover more than 450 proven Jules recipes

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Going Dairy Free – Made Easy with “Go Dairy Free!”

Most adults are lactose intolerant, whether they know it or not. When you add in those with milk protein allergy, following casein-free diets and adhering to a vegan lifestyle, there are a lot of people needing to know how to “Go Dairy Free.” That’s where this great book from Alisa Marie Fleming comes in.

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WIN $25 Gift Card to Celebrate Safeway’s New “Simple Nutrition” System

To celebrate Safeway’s new “Simple Nutrition” program, and to encourage everyone to check it out for themselves, Safeway has given me THREE 25$ GIFT CARDS to give to three lucky grocery shoppers! These cards are good for purchases made at Safeway, Vons, Dominick’s, Genuardi’s, Randalls, Tom Thumb, Pavilions and Carrs. Enter to win one today!

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Post Foods Fruity & Cocoa Pebbles NOT Certified Gluten-Free, Despite Corporate Declaration

Post Foods, LLC has declared that its reformulated Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles cereals are “certified” gluten-free. However, Post has not secured any independent certification for such claims. Because the FDA has not yet acted under the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004, consumers are left to wonder in cases like this, whether corporate claims of “Gluten-Free” mean that such products are safe for their families.

Is a Gluten-Free Diet Right for Me?

“Should I start a gluten-free diet if I do not have a postive diagnosis of celiac disease?”
Information and answers to help you decide.

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Christmas Lights for Celiac Disease Research

To raise money for Celiac Disease Research, this cool Colorado dad created an amazing online venue where YOU can control the over 20,000 lights adorning his home, inflate and deflate enormous creatures like Homer Simpson and the Frosty Family, and raise money for a great cause!

Celiac Disease & Type 1 Diabetes – guest post –

In honor of National Diabetes Awareness Month, I have invited guest blogger Wendy Rose from Candy Hearts Blog to share with us more information on Juvenile Diabetes and the connection between it and Celiac Disease.