yes im going through a little mini nervous breakdown about it bc i forgot how difficult it can be...
soontobmrsmike
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I have been eating gluten free cereal, grilled chicken in a salad with peppers and gluten free salad dressing. I had eggs this morning and im out of ideas now... lol Im going to afriends house for a BBQ and i know i need to eat before just in case
harts2976
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Not too sure abou that diet.. 2 weeks ago I started on basically low cars-- only eating natural foods.. lost 13 lbs in the 2 weeks but I have also been working out like crazy-- ITA- best thing to do is google it and use the web- they have a website for ever diet
SoonToBeMrsONeill
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Uncle Guiseppes on route 110 has a special section in their store for gluten free foods, as does Trader Joes
Ang9483
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Posted by harts2976
Not too sure abou that diet.. 2 weeks ago I started on basically low cars-- only eating natural foods.. lost 13 lbs in the 2 weeks but I have also been working out like crazy-- ITA- best thing to do is google it and use the web- they have a website for ever diet
I **** I have been trying to do low carb and its the most impossible thing for me. I need to be hypnotized or something to hate carbs.
EsquireBride
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Um... you can eat anything made with rice, corn, etc. Try rice and corn pasta to fill you up. Trader Joe's sells their GF pasta pretty cheap. Or have chicken with a side of rice and veggies.
soontobmrsmike
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Well I kind of have no choice with doing the diet or not for health reasons. I went to Stop and Shop and they have great products saved a ton of money bought alot of reg products that were gluten free and then the specialty stuff!
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Hey! I'm 3 1/2 years GF and it gets easier!! I cried and screamed at first - but now i kinda dont mind it.
There are soo many more options now than there were even 3 years ago. I dont mind answering any questions you have!
Where are you located? If you can locate a Whole Foods - start there! Or if you're near central Suffolk, in Ronkonkoma, there's a cute store called The Diet Shop. The owner is a sweetheart & they have a large selection.
Best brand for bread, bagels: Udi's The bagels are amaaazing. I'm eating one right now actually. Theyre nice & soft & you dont have to toast them.
Betty Crocker has a line of GF baked good mixes (check out liveglutenfreely.com for all of Betty Crocker's GF foods).
For lunch - Smart Ones..there are some that are actually labeled GF
Best pasta - corn pasta. i find rice pasta to be gross. I like Sam Mills D'oro pasta.
Ummm...I'll download more info from my brain when i get a chance. But seriously, FM me if you have any ?s..
FutureMrsDe
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Wild by nature has an entire section of GF stuff.
are you girls allergic or is a just a diet?
AudioLoveStory
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I haaate eating gluten free. I was diagnosed with Celiac disease years ago and I swear that the doctor was wrong since I don't notice any side effects whatsoever. I know it's bad but I go on and off the diet all the time. It's so hard. Ugh.
