Welcome do day 26 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Today’s guest blogger is Amy.  Amy Green, M.Ed., authors Simply Sugar & Gluten-Free, a blog about eating well, eliminating refined sugars and gluten, and maintaining a healthy weight.   She has been living free from refined sugars and wheat since 2004 and, as a result, [...]

Welcome to Day 25 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Today’s guest blogger is Carrie. Carrie is the author of the successful gluten free food & recipe blog: Gingerlemongirl.com. In late 2007 after years of debilitating migraine headaches & GI distress, Carrie decided to follow a gluten free diet to see if it would [...]

Welcome to day 24 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Today’s guest blogger is Jean.  Bridging the informational gap between food knowledge and medical science, Dr. Jean McFadden Layton, naturopathic physician and former New York City chef, understands the complexities of gluten-free living. Dr Layton graduated from National College of Natural Medicine, the oldest [...]

Welcome to day 23 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution. Today’s guest blogger is Alta. Alta Mantsch started Tasty Eats At Home simply as a way to share recipes with family and friends. But after dealing with worsening health issues, and understanding the ill effects gluten caused on her other family members (her father, [...]

Welcome to day 22 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Today’s guest blogger is Erin. Nutrition, fitness and fun.  These three things guide Erin in her journey through this world.  She holds her Master’s degree in Physical Therapy, and Bachelor’s in Health Science. More importantly, she was diagnosed with celiac disease for over 5 [...]

Welcome to day 21 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Today’s guest blogger is Katrina. Katrina, is the blogger behind Gluten Free Gidget. She and her husband live in Florida with their baby, a papillon-corgi mix puppy named Dickens. Katrina has been Gluten Free and Dairy Free for about 3 years, during which, she [...]

Welcome to day 19 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Our guest blogger today is Michelle of What’s Cooking.  Michelle Stern owns What’s Cooking, a certified green company that offers cooking classes for children in the San Francisco Bay Area.   Not only do her classes teach kids and their families to enjoy delicious [...]

Welcome to day 18 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution. Today’s guest blogger is Susan Russo.  Susan Russo, the voice behind the blog, Food Blogga, is a freelancer writer, recipe developer, and author of two upcoming cookbooks by Quirk Books: Recipes Every Man Should Know (Oct. 2010) and Encyclopedia of Sandwiches (TBA). You can [...]

Welcome to day 17 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Today’s guest blogger is Alexa from Lexie’s Kitchen. Alexa lives with her husband and two boys in Cheyenne, Wyoming. She credits her youngest son for being the catalyst for change in the way their family eats. Her story is one of attempting to restore [...]

Welcome to day 16 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Today’s guest blogger is Carol.  Carol Kicinski is a professional recipe developer, freelance food writer, television chef on the nationally syndicated morning show Daytime, cookbook author (Simply…Gluten-free Desserts), manufacturer of a gluten-free flour blend and publisher of the award winning gluten-free blog Simply…Gluten-free.  Rather [...]

Day 13 of 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Today’s guest blogger is Melissa from Gluten Free For Good.  Holistic nutritionist and fresh food advocate, Melissa McLean Jory, was diagnosed with celiac disease several years ago. She specializes in nutrition therapy and exercise science in her private practice, blah-blah-blogs about it regularly at Gluten Free [...]

Day 12 of our 30 Days to a Food Revolution.  Our guest blogger today is Lauren of Celiac Teen.  When faced with the diagnosis of celiac disease, Lauren of Celiac Teen turned this potential hardship into a new passion for gluten-free food.  Lauren has been blogging her recipes and experiences as a gluten-free teen for [...]