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here's what
you'll find
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Breads,
Buns etc
Cakes
Biscults
Pies
Sauces
Meats
Soups
Instant Meals
Packet Mixes
Pastas
Breakfast Foods
Confectionery
Gourmet Foods
Baking Requirements
Bread mixes
Dairy Free Products
Chips, Cornchips
and much much more . . .
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Information
on living gluten free
These links are provided for
your information to help you live Gluten Free.
If you find a useful website please email us so we can share it
with others.
Celiac Disease: The
advantages of a gluten free diet - Dr Oz more
The NZ Coeliac Society
The Coeliac Society of New Zealand (Inc) was formed in 1973 to promote
the welfare of children and adults who have been diagnosed with Coeliac
Disease and Dermatitis Herpetiformis. Along with support and assistance
we provide new members with a manual containing information on the
disease, the gluten free diet, where to shop, recipes and helpful advice
to make the transformation from gluten to gluten free as easy as possible.
Gluten Free Living
All things Gluten Free. Gluten Free Living is an independent website
run by Teresa Urquhart. As a coeliac, Teresa has been busily collecting
information about gluten products, businesses and recipes and posting
it on this site.
Wikipedia on Coeliac Disease
Information on Wikipedia about Coeliacs Disease.
Doctor Gluten
Doctor Rodney Ford is also known as “Doctor Gluten” because
of his expertise in diagnosing and looking after children (and adults)
with The Gluten Syndrome. He graduated with honours from the University
of New South Wales, Sydney in 1974. He is a paediatrician, a prolific
author and an international professional speaker.
venerdi
We believe in making gluten-free products that are tasty and healthy.
Packed with vitamins and minerals to improve general wellbeing and
increase energy levels. Easier to digest and better for your body.
MFD
The Manufactured Food Database
Provides listings of manufactured
foods available in New Zealand that are suitable for people with some
common food allergies or intolerances
Diet Choices
Basic food choices when beginning a gluten free diet. From Massey University.
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