Gluten Free Diet: Beginner-Friendly Basics (Chef-Developed)

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Gluten Free Diet: Beginner-Friendly Basics (Chef-Developed)

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Common food products containing gluten | 5 Steps to kick-start your gluten free diet | Where to find the best gluten free recipes?

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Common food products containing gluten

5 Steps to kick-start your gluten free diet

Where to find the best gluten free recipes?

Reduced pain and inflammation, which can reduce pain and discomfort.

Improved digestive health, including potential benefits like less bloating,

Increased energy levels, leaving you more vibrant and alert

Improved nutrient absorption if you have celiac disease particularly, as the

Weight management may come along with making better and healthier food

Wheat is the most common source of gluten, and all varieties of it must be

Barley is another common gluten-containing grain. In addition to being added

Rye is another gluten-containing grain, and it’s commonly found in rye bread,

Triticale is a hybrid grain that was made often used as a flour in breads and other baked goods.

Breads and baked goods: It’s safe to assume that all traditional breads and

Processed meats: Many deli meats and hot dogs contain gluten as a filler or

Sauces, soups, and condiments: Gluten is often used as a thickener in gravies

Anything with malt: included malted milk beverages, candies, and snacks, plus

Cereals and breakfast foods: Most traditional breakfast cereals, pancakes,

Snack foods and candies: Regular pretzels, many chips (opt for corn-based

Beverages: Most beer is gluten-containing and some spirits are, too. There

Medications and supplements: Prescriptions and over the counter medications

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