Caropooh
POO, are you? POO POO, POO POO!
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- Jan 3, 2005
I'm really rather confused on why you say the only things you can't have are the Cheesie Fries.Wow great information and glad to know I am not alone in this. I think for now I will be eating breakfast and lunch seperate because they eat at school anyways. My son does pack his lunch so I will try him on the breads and bagels and see how he does. With him being 20 It might be abit harden then if I started when he was young but if he sees Mom eat it most of the time he will at least give it a try.The kids want pizza tonight so I said ok fine we will make it but it has to be with my GF flour.They kinda looked at me like eww yuck but if I have to eat this way they can at least try it.( What dosent kill ya makes you stronger.. and healthier. ) it may sound weird but I feel clean on the inside like the just after a shower kinda clean. I can see my face has cleared up I had bad acne and excema was bad also. I guess this exsplains why I was itchy all the time. Amazing what a diet change will do for you. I am waiting for my Husband to come home he has 2 A/C calls ( we are in Fl ) and then off to Publix. I am still looking up web sites and will call manufactures on Monday to see if they have anything they can send me. My friend works at outback and she told me that most rest have GF menus and Outback's I pulled up on the computer the only thing I cant have is the Cheesie Fries (DARN) but I can have the Chocolate Thunder from down under so HAHA yeah happy dance
Keep the advice coming I love the stories as well. Its very encouraging. I think my DD10 has issues also but I didnt say anything to her because she is a drama queen.
Here is the BF menu from Outback. The onlythings you can eat there are what's on this menu. As you can see, while the menu is extensive there are quite a few things that have to have substitutions made.
My DD14 has been gluten-free for almost 3 years now due to being diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Even in those 3 years we have found more and more gluten free products in the stores and also restaurants having gluten free options. You do still need to be careful at restaurants though, we still get people (hostesses, servers, even managers) not knowing what gluten-free is.
Whole Foods and Trader Joe's both have a printed list of what they carry that is GF. Ask at the customer service desk or a cashier for them. They are very helpful!