Gluten Free, Dairy Free & Organic Blogroll
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Here is a list of the gluten free and dairy free blogs I have visited. If you have one you’d like to add please add it in the comments section.
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Book of Yum
Celiac Family
Celiac-Disease.com
CeliacChicks
Celiacs In The House
Coco.nut Your Average Girl
Book of Yum
Celiac Family
Celiac-Disease.com
CeliacChicks
Celiacs In The House
Coco.nut Your Average Girl
GFCF Cookbook
GF Road Warrior
Gluten and Dairy Free Living
Gluten Free Cooking Tips
Gluten Free Culinary Productions
GF Road Warrior
Gluten and Dairy Free Living
Gluten Free Cooking Tips
Gluten Free Culinary Productions
Gluten Free Gourmand
Gluten Free Hippie
Gluten Free in Baltimore
Gluten Free Is Life
Gluten Free London
Gluten Free Mom
Gluten Free Hippie
Gluten Free in Baltimore
Gluten Free Is Life
Gluten Free London
Gluten Free Mom
Gluten Free Taste of Home
Gluten Free Travel Blog
Gluten Free Vegan
Gluten Free-Casein Free-Soy Free
Gluten-Free Checklist
gluten-free girl
Gluten-Free Living Blog
Gluten Free Travel Blog
Gluten Free Vegan
Gluten Free-Casein Free-Soy Free
Gluten-Free Checklist
gluten-free girl
Gluten-Free Living Blog
Jenn Cuisine
karina’s kitchen
Life Gluten Free
Living Green, Gluten Free, Life in General
One Frugal Foodie
Real Food to Vibrant Health
sure foods Living
karina’s kitchen
Life Gluten Free
Living Green, Gluten Free, Life in General
One Frugal Foodie
Real Food to Vibrant Health
sure foods Living
Gluten Free and Dairy Free Services and Support Systems
Here are services and support systems that I have found helpful. If you have more please add them to the comments section. Thank you!
Alana Sugar, C.N.
ALCAT Worldwide
Celiac Disease Foundation
Celiac Sprue Association
Food Content Alerts
Gfree Cuisine
GIG Gluten Intolerance Group of North America
Gluten Free Fox
Gluten Free Network
Gluten Free On The Go
Gluten Free Registry
Hai Jin Kim, MD
ALCAT Worldwide
Celiac Disease Foundation
Celiac Sprue Association
Food Content Alerts
Gfree Cuisine
GIG Gluten Intolerance Group of North America
Gluten Free Fox
Gluten Free Network
Gluten Free On The Go
Gluten Free Registry
Hai Jin Kim, MD
Inspired Diabetic
Institute for Functional Medicine
Local in-season produce
NDDIC-National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse
NFCA -National Foundation for Celiac Awareness
Selfgrowth
University of Maryland Center for Celiac Research
Weston A. Price Foundation
Here is a list of information on Organic living. If you have more sites please add them to the comments. Thank you!
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- Campaign for Safe Cosmetics
- Earth Fare: the healthy supermarket
- Holeco™ Wellness Medi Spa
- Mambo Sprouts
- O.N.E. One Natural Experience
- Organic Authority
- Organic Life Magazine
- Organic.org
- OrganicForMe
- Sustainable Table
- USA Vegetarian Restaurants and Natural Food Stores
- Whole Foods Market
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- Plastic Packaging Resins
- Purifying Plants
- Guide to Ocean Friendly Seafood
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Love what you’re doing here! I’m giving my patients your blog address. I have two food blogs that pertain to gluten-free living, though not exclusively. http://nutritionheals.wordpress.com/ is about the relationship between food and health. You know, food is medicine. http://bellasperanza.wordpress.com/ is about my experience raising a child with on the ASD spectrum. Of course, gluten-free living is a vital component. If you’re looking for more cooks for the gluten-free progressive dinner party, I’m in!
Take a look at our blog – I think we would be a good addition to your blog list. All our recipes (and upcoming cookboook) are GF, free of the top 8 allergens, and vegan! All the best and Happy Cooking!
Megan
Megan- Your site looks fun. Can’t wait to hear about your book! You just added yourself here!
Please add Gluten-Free Joy for advice from a busy mom of three who has a gluten-free and mostly vegan (due to food allergies to protein)
9 year-old. Thanks!
http://glutenfreejoy.wordpress.com/
Great! We will add you to our blogroll too! Our welcoming kitchen cookbook should be coming out in 2010…we are still waiting on a firm date from publisher. The other 2 cookbooks have already been released and are available on Amazon and in most bookstores! You have a great blog…we will be frequent visitors!
Megan- sounds good. You’ll have to tell us about your cookbooks.
I’d love to be on your blogroll. I blog about feeding a 6-year-old with celiac disease and type 1 diabetes.
I’d love to be on your blogroll
It’s always great to find other gluten-free bloggers! I will add you to my list too!
If you get a chance, let me know what you think of my site.
Thanks!
Lisa
Lisa- You just added yourself! Keep us posted on some great meals.
Hi there! This is a great list! I am new to blogging, but just started a gluten-free blog almost 1 month ago. I am loving it. I just have so much information on Celiac Disease and GF Cooking/baking that I wanted to share with the rest of my GF community. I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in 2006 and now lead a full Gluten-Free lifestyle. My blog is all about being gluten free, eating gluten free, baking gluten free and more. I think my blog could be a great addition to your blogroll! Thanks for reading!!
Julie
http://www.goodiegoodiegluten-free.blogspot.com/
Hi, I hope you’ll check out our site! After being diagnosed with Celiac in 2006, going gluten-free was completely overwhelming. Sure I found lots of cookbooks & even recipes online…but they all seemed so complicated! I’m not a professional chef. I don’t have time to labor in the kitchen for hours to produce a picture-perfect, celebrity-style meal. Eating gf does not have to be complicated. It can be satisfying, healthy, delicious & EASY!
http://www.PracticalAndGlutenFree.com
Hi Diane,
Thanks for your great work spreading the word about gluten and dairy free eating. My new website, http://www.foodsensitivityjournal.com, focuses on eating without gluten, dairy and sugar. I am adding recipes, places to eat, and medical professionals who diagnose and treat food sensitivities on a daily basis.
I just recently started a blog because my son is in autism spectrum and we are on the gluten and casein (dairy) free diet. I only have a few recipes so far but will be adding more. Very excited to have found your site and I hope you enjoy mine – http://hubpages.com/_27omeikz6hli9/hub/autism-gfcfdiet
I started a gluten free blog a month ago ago because I have recently discovered that gluten has some rather unpleasant effects on my body and emotional/mental state. I’d love to be a part of your blogroll! I add new recipes at least 5 times a week so there is always something new.
I have Celiac Disease, and have a blog where I post thoughts and recipes (all gluten, dairy and corn free) at:
http://mysteriesinternal.blogspot.com/
I would love to be added to the GF blogroll list!
Thanks!
Erin
I have been creating recipes and writing articles on my site to provide support and resources for people with Celiac Disease, gluten/wheat intolerances and mulitple food sensitivities. I have worked hard over the past few years and am finally able to share what I have learned with others through classes and private coaching. I’m glad to see another resource and will certainly pass your site along to the people I teach!
Hey there! I love your blog! I’m brand new to the blogging world, and so excited to be discovering this community of whole foods lovers. I’ll be doing a refined sugar fast starting June 1st (and blogging about it) if anyone wants to join/follow me!
I just realized I didn’t have you in my own blogroll! Changing that immediately!
Carrie @
http://www.gingerlemongirl.com
Great site; thanks for it!
I have a blog dedicated to gluten free living and would love to be added to your blogroll: http://glutenfreeinutah.blogspot.com/
I keep my baking/cooking simple, so my blog is perfect for those wanting easy, delicious gluten free recipes.
Wow. This is a super impressive blog roll. Thank you for sharing! A great help on my journey into gluten freeness. Given that it seems to be the thing to do, I started blogging about it too.
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http://gfreemom.com/
This is an amazing list of blogs!!!
Mine is: http://glutenfreeawkwardness.blogspot.com/
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