Celiac Disease resources and gluten-free dining, lodging, and travel information

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Travel Resources

U.S.-based and Global Celiac Associations
In addition to Searching Reviews here on GlutenFreeTravelSite for informative first-hand travel and dining feedback from others on gluten-free diets, it's a good idea to contact a support group in the area you plan to travel. Many times they will be able to provide you with a list of Celiac-friendly restaurants and grocery stores that offer gluten-free foods. Here's a list of the well-known Celiac associations, both in the U.S. and worldwide... their websites have contact information and often list support groups/chapters.
	CELIAC SPRUE ASSOCIATION (CSA) Provides educational materials, works with industry and the government to improve labeling practices, and offers the CSA Recognition Seal certifying products as Gluten-Free. Find a list of their respective state-by-state chapters in the United States on their website.
	NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR CELIAC AWARENESS (NFCA) In addition to promoting awareness and having numerous valuable resources for Celiacs on their site, this U.S.-based foundation has a list of Celiac Disease support groups around the world.
	CELIAC DISEASE FOUNDATION (CDF) Promotes Celiac awareness, advocacy, and research. Their website also includes a list of their respective state-by-state chapters in the United States.
	GLUTEN INTOLERANCE GROUP (GIG) Involved in advocacy as well as GF certification and accreditation for products, food services, and restaurants. They include contact information for their local chapters in the United States.
	CANADIAN CELIAC FOUNDATION Provides information on sources of gluten-free food, fosters research, and encourages mutual support among Celiacs. They list their affiliated chapters and satellite groups throughout Canada on their website.
	ASSOCIATION OF EUROPEAN COELIAC SOCIETIES (AOECS) Lists their affiliated chapters across Europe on their website.
	GLUTEN FREE PAGES An Australian site created to solve gluten free living and lifestyle issues for those living in or traveling to Australia. Its listings of accommodations, restaurants, grocery stores, and g-f food manufacturers -- as well as its forums and articles -- are a great help to anyone planning a trip to this part of the world.
Find country-by-country lists of other Celiac societies and their contact information at Celiac Travel and About.com.

Trip Planning
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	TRAVEL LEADERS (Travel Agency) For help with the research and legwork that goes into planning a gluten-free trip, call Travel Leaders travel agency. Lesley Hayden, based in their Boston office, can tap her immense resources and experience in planning trips and offer you a level of personal service you just don't find in today's do-it-yourself environment. It doesn't cost any more to use a travel agent than booking direct with a travel provider, and nine times out of ten, they can save you money by accessing deals you may not be aware of. Call Lesley at 800-487-6110, and mention you heard about her through GlutenFreeTravelSite so she takes extra-special care of you. You can also read more about the latest trip Lesley has organized for May 3-6, 2012: a 3-day all-inclusive Gluten Free Getaway to Canyon Ranch in the Berkshires, featuring 3 GF meals per day...and all at a substantial savings over their regular rates.
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	GLUTEN FREE TRAVEL-US Gluten Free Travel-US has added a new dimension to the gluten free travel market. Since owner Ellen Morse is gluten and dairy free, she is acutely aware of the challenges faced by the traveler with food allergies. She has been creating customized worldwide itineraries for travelers for 14 years. Now, with the services of Estelle Chandler, gluten free consultant and chef, she is able to extend her expertise to the gluten free traveler. Gluten Free Travel-Us plans gluten-free friendly cruises and trips to destinations around the world. They also are happy to plan individual, customized itineraries that allow gluten-free travelers to choose their travel dates, itineraries, and companions. Whether it’s a family trip, destination wedding, or honeymoon, Gluten Free Travel-Us will attend to every detail, including ensuring all your meals are gluten-free. Check out www.glutenfreetravel-us.com for all the latest in 2012 itineraries. Be sure to join the mailing list to hear about the latest itineraries.

	BOB & RUTHS (Travel Agency) Sign up for their Gluten Free Dining and Travel club, including a gluten-free travel newsletter. They'll keep you posted on all their gluten-free getaways they plan all over the world. They're like gluten-free travel agents, planning trips to exotic locales, and doing all the legwork to make sure all the meals on the trip are safe and gluten-free.

Dining Cards and Guide Books
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	TRIUMPH DINING RESTAURANT CARDS Triumph Dining sells reasonably-priced and very handy bilingual Dining Cards for 10 global cuisines (American, Italian, Chinese, Mexican, French, Vietnamese, etc). They are laminated and fold neatly to fit in a wallet. They’re an essential tool to help you communicate effectively with chefs/managers/servers about the gluten-free diet, specific sources of gluten, and the importance of avoiding cross contamination, without having a language barrier.

	GLUTEN FREE PASSPORT GUIDEBOOKS Gluten Free Passport publishes a series of pocket guides for different types of global cuisines. They help guide you in asking the right questions to avoid gluten when dining out and traveling. You’ll learn about ingredients in different types of cuisines, food preparation, and hidden sources of gluten – as well as suggested gluten-free options to order. They also sell various apps for use with an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad.
	GLUTEN FREE TRAVEL GUIDE (guide book) The Coeliac Society of Victoria, Australia, has produced the pocket-sized Gluten Free Travel Guide covering 80 countries that includes well-known gluten-free brands of food, where to buy them, translations, useful words and phrases to use when ordering, and more. You can order the guide for around $20 US dollars (with shipping) on their website or by emailing vic@coeliacsociety.com.au

Mobile Resources

MOBILE EDITION: GLUTEN FREE TRAVEL SITE
This website, GlutenFreeTravelSite, offers a FREE Mobile version, which allows you to access the main parts of the site in a more user-friendly format while “on the go?” Because it’s not technically an "app," the mobile version does NOT need to be downloaded from any app store, and it is free to use.

Simply enter our URL ( http://www.glutenfreetravelsite.com ) into your smart phone's browser -- or type "GlutenFreeTravelSite" into the search box. The site will detect you're on a mobile device, and you will be AUTOMATICALLY routed to the mobile version of our site. This works on ANY smart phone: iPhone, Android, Blackberry.

When using the mobile version to Search GF Reviews, you can type in a town or zip code. Then hit the "Find GF-Friendly Places" button below that. Scroll down a bit to view the map that appears with markers for the places that have been reviewed. If you continue scrolling down below the map, you’ll see a LIST of those places as well. Click on any restaurant within the listing, and the corresponding marker on the map above will enlarge, where you can link to the review.

Our mobile version has other features as well, including our list of national and regional chain restaurants that offer gluten-free menus – with direct links to those menus and the restaurants’ locations.

Hotels & Resorts
	SANDALS RESORTS & BEACHES RESORTS If you are looking for either an adults-only or a family-friendly all-inclusive vacation, you can't go wrong with Sandals or Beaches. The food is delicious, there are many dining options, and they are eager to accommodate gluten-free diets. Visit Sandals website or call 1-888-BEACHES.
	DISNEY WORLD By now, you probably have heard from numerous sources how Disney World is the gold standard for gluten-free dining. (For a detailed account of how a trip to Disney World truly means leaving your worries at home and having safe and delicious gluten-free meals prepared for you, don't miss reading this Article.) There's virtually no need to bring any of your own food, and with just a phone call to the parks' Special Dietary Needs department at 407-824-5967 or an email to specialdiets@disneyworld.com, you can get gluten-free menus from each of Disney World's theme parks emailed directly to you before your trip. You can also call Theresa Joiner with Food and Beverage Support at 407-560-6395 or email her at Theresa.Joiner@disney.com. Be sure to check out the Special Dietary Needs page on Disney's website for more information on special dietary requests. One recommendation: if you're staying at a Disney resort, the menu plan can't be beat for value and convenience (you'll save hundreds of dollars off what you'd pay for similar meals without the plan). For more information and reservations (just have them note "gluten-free" on your reservation), call 407-WDW-DINE.
	MARRIOTT VACATION CLUB If you're a regular traveler who likes to have a fully equipped kitchen for safely preparing some of your own meals, Marriott's Vacation Club is a great option to consider. Check out all their great time-share resort locations where you and your family can vacation -- knowing you can safely prepare your own gluten-free meals even when there aren't "safe" restaurants nearby.
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	TIMESHARE RENTALS AND RESALES Staying at a hotel is often difficult for people following gluten-free diets. Without access to a kitchen, you are limited in the meals you can prepare -- and you are left with little choice but to eat most meals out, which, depending on the location, can be risky and expensive. That's why purchasing or renting a timeshare is an excellent option for people who feel more comfortable preparing their own food, as all timeshare suites come with full-equipped kitchens or kitchenettes. Sell My Timeshare NOW is the world's #1 trusted reseller and renter of timeshare properties, and their expert staff is committed to helping potential vacation property owners and renters find the exact right timeshare resort for them. Many top vacation destinations are located in major cities, from Las Vegas to Orlando to Cancun, where there are a variety of restaurants and local health food stores available. Vacationing in these spots increases the likelihood that there will be multiple options for gluten-free meals to be enjoyed -- both out on the town and in your suite. For assistance in finding the perfect vacation home or rental, email Sell My Timeshare NOW or call toll-free 877-815-4227.

Cruises
	DISNEY CRUISE LINES As expected, Disney works its magic for the gluten-free diners on the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder cruise ships -- and now the new Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy. Much like the Disney World theme parks, there is a genuine effort made to accommodate special diets. You'll leave your worries at home when you book one of their 3, 4 or 7-night cruises at 800-951-3532 or disney.com.
	CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES This cruise line is willing and able to prepare gluten-free meals and typically keeps gluten-free bread, pasta, pizza and other specialty foods on board for the many requests they are now receiving. Visit Carnival Cruise Lines or call 800-438-6744 x70025 for assistance booking a cruise and noting your special gluten-free requests. A note will be made on your reservation, but you are also encouraged to fill out a form and to remind your waiter and maitre'd of your when boarding. You are welcome to bring your own non-perishable food as well.
	CELEBRITY CRUISE LINES Celebrity Cruises makes a note of a guest’s gluten-free needs at the time of booking and then has all gluten-free cruisers fill out a “special needs” form prior to the trip. A “special needs” representative will then contact you for more details, if needed. You will meet with dining staff the first night of the cruse. For more information, call Celebrity's Special Needs department at 866-592-7225 or email them at SpecialNeeds@celebrity.com.
	PRINCESS CRUISES According to their policy, you must advise Princess in writing (at least 4-6 weeks before you sail) of any special diet, allergies or medical needs. You can FAX your request to Kelly Ashley in Booking Support (FAX: 661-753-0180), email her at kashley@princesscruises.com or call 800-774-6237. For cruises other than within Alaska, Canada/New England, Caribbean, Europe, Mexico, Trans-canal and Australia/New Zealand, including transpacific and transatlantic sailings, please advise us of any special dietary requirements at least two months prior to sailing. Once onboard, please check with the Maitre D' to confirm your request. Currently, the gluten-free items they carry onboard are: gluten-free bread mix (Abel & Schafer brand), gluten-free cereal, gluten-free flour, gluten-free crackers, gluten-free macaroni, gluten-free spaghetti, and gluten-free sweet cookies. With the gluten-free mix, they can make desserts, pancakes, muffins, biscotti, pound cake, chocolate chip cookies, flourless chocolate cake, and pizza crust. Gluten-free beer or gluten-free vodka can also be pre-ordered.
	NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINES Norwegian Cruise Lines asks that gluten-free requests be made at the time of booking, preferably at least 60 days in advance of your cruise. They note the request on your reservation and you are encouraged to speak with the restaurant manager when you arrive on board. They can be reached at 866-234-7350.
	ROYAL CARIBBEAN You can email Royal Caribbean at glutenfree@rccl.com to let them know about your gluten-free needs, or have them notate it on your reservation at the time of your booking. Royal Caribbean requests this be done a minimum of 45 days prior to sailing to make sure certain gluten-free foods are available. They’ll enter the information in your file and notify the ship. Gluten-free guests are then encouraged to have a discussion with the restaurant manager on your first day of the cruise. Royal Caribbean bakes their own gluten-free bread on board but encourages guests to bring their own favorite GF salad dressings and non-perishable snacks, if desired. For booking or more information, you can call 866-562-7625.
	HOLLAND AMERICA Upon booking a cruise with Holland America, you will be sent a form to fill out, which also allows you to choose specific gluten-free foods you’d like to have (muffins, cookies, pasta, pizza, etc) so they can make them available to you. On the first night of your cruise, they suggest speaking with the maitre’d or head watier, who will already be aware of your gluten-free needs. According to the cruise line, gluten-free requests are very popular, so they always have plenty of choices. For more information, call 877-932-4259.
Be sure to visit the Caribbean page of this website to read user-submitted cruise reviews from a wide range of cruise lines. (Cruises, like all reviews on our site, are organized geographically…in this case, based on where most of the ports-of-call are located. Therefore, most of our cruise reviews are found on the Caribbean page.

Air Travel
	GLUTEN FREE PASSPORT Gives tips on how to order Gluten-Free and Wheat-Free Airline Meals and provides a list of which airlines make gluten-free meals available—and how much advance notice is required with each airline.

Grocery Guides, Grocery Stores and Cookbooks
	CSA GLUTEN-FREE PRODUCT LISTING Compiled by the Celiac Sprue Association, this listing of gluten-free products is updated yearly and is referred to as "The Celiac's Best Friend." It's a 560-page listing of both national and store brands -- as well as other useful information -- and is available in either a spiral-bound format or a CD. It's well worth the $30 price tag! You can order at 877-272-4272 or on their website .
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	TRIUMPH DINING GROCERY GUIDE Now in its 4th edition, the Essential Gluten-Free Grocery Guide lists over 30,000 brand-name and store brand gluten-free products at grocery stores across the United States. The color-coded system makes meal-planning and finding your favorite foods a snap. It will save you time and money.

	WHOLE FOODS MARKET It pays to visit Whole Foods' website when planning a trip. Their store locator will let you know if they have a store where you'll be traveling. They have one of the best selections of gluten-free food (especially their own delicious Gluten Free Bakehouse line), and when you arrive at one of their stores, you can also pick up one of their free in-store guides with a category-by-category listing of their gluten-free foods.
	TRADER JOE'S Trader Joe’s stores, found all over the country, have a huge selection of gluten-free foods…many of which are their own products and can’t be purchased elsewhere. Their prices can’t be beat. And they publish their extensive – though not fully exhaustive – list of gluten-free products on their website. Trader Joe’s products are also free of artificial colors, artificial flavors, preservative, trans fats, MSG, and genetically modified ingredients
	Nearly Normal Cooking for Gluten-Free Eating – and Other Fantastic Cookbooks By Jules E.D. Shepard, this fabulous cookbook has gained critical acclaim. And there are now literally hundreds of gluten-free cookbooks -- including those by Carol Fenster -- that help you easily navigate gluten-free food prep without giving up taste or convenience. There are also helpful guidebooks, like the handy primer Living Gluten Free for Dummies by Danna Korn, which is a great place to start if you've just been diagnosed. Find all these and the most complete selection of other gluten-free books and cookbooks at everyday discount prices at amazon.com. Many orders qualify for FREE Super-Saver shipping so the convenience of ordering online costs you nothing.

Money-Saving Deals
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	Following on the success of “daily deal” sites like Groupon and Living Social, which offer substantial discounts on all sorts of products and services via daily email alerts, there are now similar money-saving services, exclusively geared to the gluten-free community. One is called Gluten-Free Saver. It's absolutely FREE to sign up for this service...you simply visit their website and enter your email in the sign-up box right on the main page. You'll then receive email alerts when they have a gluten-free deal. The choice is always yours whether or not to "purchase" the deal (like $40 worth of product for $15), but if it's something you buy anyway, you can sometimes save up to 80%!

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Gluten Free Deals is another money-saving service that offers huge discounts of 50-70% off great gluten-free products. Simply sign up on their site (you only need to provide your email), and you'll receive periodic deal emails, which give you the opportunity -- but never any obligation -- to take advantage of great savings on some of your favorite gluten-free products. It's also a low-cost, low-risk way to try new products as well!

Magazines and Other Subscription Publications
	LIVING WITHOUT If you're not familiar with Living Without, it's a phenomenal bi-monthly lifestyle magazine for people with a range of allergies and other food sensitivities, including Celiac. You can sign up for a subscription at Living Without .
	DELIGHT GLUTEN FREE Described by one reviewer as the “Vogue” of gluten-free publications, this magazine showcases tested GF recipes, culinary tips and techniques, entertaining articles, and provides guidance and advice for converting recipes to be gluten-free – and even free of other allergens, if required.
	GLUTEN FREE LIVING This full-color magazine is devoted to helping you live a healthy, happy gluten-free life. From gluten-free dining at college…to maintaining a healthy pregnancy…to choosing the best bread machine…to deciphering food labels, Gluten Free Living will help guide you every step of they way on your gluten-free path.
	Journal of Gluten Sensitivity Edited by Dr. Ron Hoggan, author of Dangerous Grains, and co-edited by Scott Adams, founder of Celiac.com, Journal of Gluten Sensitivity is Celiac.com's quarterly celiac disease newsletter that is available on-line and in print. This Gluten-free newsletter provides important articles and information relevant to people on gluten-free diets due to celiac disease, gluten intolerance, wheat allergies or other reasons. It covers key issues faced by people who cannot eat gluten and offers excellent recipe and cooking sections, summaries of the latest scientific research and detailed coverage of important events. It is an important resource that will help anyone more easily lead a gluten-free life.
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	DIGESTIVE HEALTH SMART BRIEF This FREE publication, put out by the American College of Gastroenterology and its member doctors, is delivered to your email Inbox twice-weekly. Its “digest” style gives you a quick synopsis of all things Celiac, distilled down into an easy-to-read and efficient format. It’s a must-read if you want to keep current on the latest gluten-free news, research, resources, clinical trials, and relevant policy issues.

Sources of Vitamins and Gluten Free Foods
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	CELIACT NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS People with Celiac Disease whose digestive systems have been compromised -- in some cases, for many years -- need to heal their intestines. It doesn't hurt to have a bit of extra support in that department, beyond a gluten-free diet. After all, numerous studies have shown damage to the intestines can still persist years after beginning a gluten-free diet. Fortunately, there's a new nutritional supplement that combines the nutrients you need for digestive support into one product. CeliAct includes a full range of vitamins and minerals with other nutrients, enzymes, and probiotics specifically targeted to nurture the intestinal lining, support bone density, and promote proper digestion. For more details, visit their website or read our Blog post. Best of all, friends of GlutenFreeTravelSite qualify for a very special offer to receive CeliAct's companion Fish Oil product (a $13.95 value) FREE with any purchase of CeliAct. Just select "CeliAct + Fish Oil" on the order screen and enter offer/promo code ActGFTS. The $13.95 price of the Fish Oil will be taken off your total of $54.95 on the last page of the checkout process, meaning you pay just $41 for a month's supply of BOTH formulas.

	PURE MATTERS VITAMINS Finding the right vitamins and supplements for your family should start online. Visit PURE MATTERS today, where your health and wellness are put first and foremost. Currently, Pure Matters offers a line of 61 gluten-free vitamin supplements, including multivitamins target for men, women, and 50+, as well as dozens of single vitamins like Melatonin, Glucosamine Sulfate for joint/tissue health, and a Cold Formula for immunity, to name just a few... What makes Pure Matters stand out from the rest is their commitment to pure ingredients. Pure Matters never uses fillers, allergens, additional flavors or scents, preservatives, sugar, artificial sweeteners, artificial colors, coatings or salt in any of their products. And unlike many other companies, they do not add blending agents that dilute the amount of active ingredients. Each vitamin and supplement is perfectly balanced and tested to the standards of the company's century of pharmaceutical heritage. In addition to their selection of GF products, many of their products are also kosher, organic, vegetarian, or vegan. Pure Matters uses proprietary amber glass bottles with UV protectant to reduce harm from outside contaminants and air, extending shelf life and freshness. If, for any reason, you are unhappy with one of their products, simply return it for a full refund of the purchase price (minus any shipping & handling fees) – no questions asked -- within a full year of the sale date. PURE MATTERS VITAMINS...BECAUSE YOUR HEALTH MATTERS.

	GLUTEN FREE MALL Whether you're looking for gluten-free food, gluten-free vitamins, or books about gluten-free living, you'll find it at The Gluten Free Mall. This online superstore has been in business for over 15 years and has the best prices and selection of gluten-free and other special dietary products on the Internet. Be sure to get on their email list…they always have special money-saving offers, like saving 10% off your total order.

Gluten Free Communion

LOW GLUTEN COMMUNION WAFERS
Practicing Christians often wonder how they will fully participate in Holy Communion if they cannot eat the bread or wafer (host). The Catholic Church in particular is rooted in Scripture and Tradition. In keeping with the belief that Jesus used wheaten bread at the Last Supper, the Church has required that breads used for communion be made with wheat and contain gluten.

Thanks to the research of the Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, a company was found that produces wheat starch, which is wheat that has had most of its gluten removed. After much trial-and-error, the Benedictine Sisters were able to make low-gluten bread out of this special wheat starch and water.

These wafers meet both the stringent requirements of the Catholic Church as well as the requirements of the gluten-free community, as confirmed by data from the Center for Celiac Research. You can learn more about the wafers – and order 20 wafers for $5.15, plus shipping and handling by calling 800-223-2772 or visiting their website.

We do have some “reviews” on GlutenFreeTravelSite for churches that currently offer gluten-free communion, so you may want to search your own area – or someplace you’re traveling – to see if any churches are listed.

Educational Celiac Videos
	THE CELIAC DISEASE VIDEO PROJECT Registered dietician and nutritionist Cheryl Harris recently teamed with other Celiac experts to compile a series of educational videos that discuss Celiac testing, diagnosis, follow-up, and eating a gluten-free diet. Watch it in parts, or watch the whole thing, depending on your interest.

BLOGS WE LIKE
GLUTENFREETRAVELSITE.COM BLOG Don't miss our very own GlutenFreeTravelBlog which, together with the valuable feedback you'll get from reading the reviews on GlutenFreeTravelSite.com, will help make dining and traveling gluten-free easy and enjoyable.
GLUTEN FREE BOWL OF SOUL Will warm your heart -- and whet your appetite -- as blogger Aimee Eiguren shares stories of living a life of gluten-free abundance at home -- as well as on her travels
GLUTEN FREE GIRL AND THE CHEF Recipes and life experiences of "Gluten Free Girl" Shauna James Ahern, author of the book Gluten Free Girl, and her husband, Chef Daniel Ahern.
GLUTEN-FREE GODDESS A fun site whose recipe index helps answer the question: What's for Dinner? Her original recipes are organized by season and via category, and she also offers plenty of baking and cooking tips.
GLUTEN FREE BLOG Blogger Mike Eberhart helps you transition to an enjoyable and fulfilling gluten-free life and gluten-free diet. Includes product reviews, medical information/news, recipes, and baking tips.
GLUTEN FREE MOM A really thorough and helpful site that offers tips for getting started on a gluten-free diet -- and even has lists of favorite brands of numerous gluten-free foods. You'll also find information on how to help kids stay g-f at school/birthday parties/sleepovers, and a sample letter to teachers.
BLACKBIRD BAKERY Former retail bakery owner and author of Blackbird Bakery Gluten-Free cookbook, Karen Morgan now takes her 8 years of gluten-free baking expertise and shares recipes each week on her Blog — as well as offering gluten-free baking services and GF-lifestyle consultations. Her Blog also includes tales of her own travel adventures — and her gluten-free discoveries along the way.
THE HEALTHY APPLE A guide to clean eating by Manhattan gal Amie Valpone, who is a Culinary Marketing Consultant, a recipe developer, and a food writer specializing in gluten-free/dairy-free culinary nutrition. She reviews some of her favorite GF-friendly NYC spots on GlutenFreeTravelSite.
CELIAC CHICKS A great place for news, events in the New York City area, product information, recipes and more.
GLUTEN FREE FRENZY Shares recipes, product suggestions and gluten-free commentary.
GLUTEN FREE GUIDEBOOK Accounts of travel while on a gluten free diet
WAY OF THE CELIAC TRAVELER Life on the road from the perspective of a Celiac.
GLUTEN FREE CAT “A Curious Girl in The Gluten-Free World” shares her gluten-free cooking and baking successes (and failures!). She also posts her gluten-free restaurant reviews from her hometown of Nashville and her exciting travels worldwide on GlutenFreeTravelSite.
CELTIC CELIAC This “Modern guide to Staying Sane Without Grain” includes news round-ups, product reviews, and news about Georgianna’s (a.k.a. The Celtic Celiac) latest dining and travel experiences, which she also shares as a reviewer on GlutenFreeTravelSite.
GLUTEN FREE FUN Blogger Erin talks gluten-free FUN…food, restaurants, recipes, and more so you never settle into living a boring GF life! Erin also shares her reviews of dining GF in NYC and elsewhere on GlutenFreeTravelSite.
GRACEFULLY GLUTEN FREE This Blog’s mission is to provide friendship, encouragement, and advice to those with Celiac, gluten sensitivities, or wheat allergies. Grace also posts reviews of her GF dining adventures in Mississippi on GlutenFreeTravelSite.
GLUTEN FREE RD A registered dietician with Celiac Disease, Rachel provides those on a GF diet with the information and resources they need to strike a balance between eating gluten-free healthfully and happily. Rachel has started sharing her gluten-free dining and travel experiences through reviews on GlutenFreeTravelSite.
GLUTEN FREE JOY Recipes, great tips, and commentary from a blogger mom whose son battles food allergies as well as Celiac
CELIAC CORNER A great site/blog rich with all sorts of information for newly diagnosed and veteran Celiacs alike: preparing your kitchen, reading labels, gluten-free shopping made easy, news, recipes, and reviews.

Medical Centers
	COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY: CELIAC DISEASE CENTER 180 Fort Washingon Ave., Suite 956 New York, NY 10032 (212) 305-5590 celiacdiseasecenter.org
	UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND CENTER FOR CELIAC RESEARCH University of Maryland School of Medicine 655 West Baltimore Street—10^th Floor Baltimore, MD celiaccenter.org 410-706-8021
	THE CELIAC DISEASE PROGRAM AT CHILDREN'S NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 111 Michigan Avenue Washington, DC 20010 childrensnational.org 202-476-3032

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