Companies Cater to Wheat Allergy
The sages often say, "The only constant is change." If you have a wheat allergy, you'll be comforted to know that one of the things that is constantly improving are the number of wheat-free foods available. Ten years ago, a wheat-free diet was severely limited in terms of commercially produced food. Today, my local (non-specialty) grocery store stocks an entire aisle with wheat and gluten-free items. Pizzas, breads, waffles... almost anything you can think of, you can find wheat-free.
Eating out has also become more tolerable, with restauranteurs realizing the opportunities of catering their wheat-free patrons. P.F. Chang's is an example of a chain that gets my kudos for implementing safe food processes.
If you have a wheat allergy and a sweet tooth like me, I have no qualms about recommending Cherrybrook Kitchen mixes. Our pantry is always stocked with a few boxes. A batch of cupcakes is at the ready in our freezer for the occasions when Tanner goes to a birthday party. I take one out to defrost in the morning, ice it up, and we're good to go! In my opinion, they actually taste better than regular cake mixes.

Eating out has also become more tolerable, with restauranteurs realizing the opportunities of catering their wheat-free patrons. P.F. Chang's is an example of a chain that gets my kudos for implementing safe food processes.
If you have a wheat allergy and a sweet tooth like me, I have no qualms about recommending Cherrybrook Kitchen mixes. Our pantry is always stocked with a few boxes. A batch of cupcakes is at the ready in our freezer for the occasions when Tanner goes to a birthday party. I take one out to defrost in the morning, ice it up, and we're good to go! In my opinion, they actually taste better than regular cake mixes.Labels: gluten allergy, wheat allergies, wheat allergy


4 Comments:
I still need to try these products - maybe I'll swing by Whole Foods this weekend and surprise Bella with a treat. Thanks for the post!
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It's good to know there are now many establishments in your place that offers allergy-free products. I hope they will keep it up.
pediatric ENT
I'd like to bake a cake that is wheat-free. i hope whole foods has the ingredients.
Allergy doctor
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