#21

Posting Freak
(10-11-2015, 09:47 PM)ShadowsDad Wrote: I understand that and I don't mock folks with actual problems. I have a few friends with the problem and I would never do that. I mock the folks who have suddenly latched onto the anti-gluten bandwagon just because they're lemmings operating out of brains not their own. They have no symptoms and no problems, but they need to be gluten free just to fit in. Yes, I have those friends as well. Whoops, acquaintances, not friends.

Brian, I just bought a container of baking soda and the label prominently displays "Gluten Free!" Who knew? I've been looking down at the health food store for gluten free gluten that I use in some breads. I've had no luck so far. Smile
Mark
#22

Member
Central Maine
Yeah, "gluten free" labeling has gotten to the point of ridiculousness. Who would think that Sodium Bicarb could ever be made gluten free?

Bread is going to be a tough one since gluten is what creates the structure for rising. Did you google gluten free bread flour or gluten free bread recipes? You might find something that can be made at home or something mail order.
Brian. Lover of SE razors.
#23
Gluten free breads are sawdust and processed starches glued together with... Sometimes actual glue materials. I kid you not.
It would be better if you ate real bread instead of the gluten free version.

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#24

expert shaver
Panther's Stanley Cup Champs
I always thought having a Gluten free diet was meant for people who have Celiac disease which roughly affects about 3-4% of the population. This has become a really big thing in the food industry and used as a selling point. A much bigger percent of people are lactose intolerant but people hardly talk about it.


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