Do you Eat Gluten Free?

Posted by: kiwigal

29th Nov 2011 07:30am

I would like to start up some sharing to do with Gluten free living. I am a person that has had to live gluten free, not by choice but to improve my well being. Who else has had this experience here? What tips do you have.

musicmum

12th Jan 2013 12:14pm

Yes the Gluten Free makers are cashing in big time. I find the products are just not worth the money,just better to make your own. I also make bread for my son, we buy a big box(pre-mix just add water etc) costing just over $7 that makes 4 huge loaves works out so cheap(there are even cheaper ones). I think more people will realize we will need to get back to basics and spend more time in the kitchen than searching in the supermarkets. Buy a bread maker the savings will pay for it in no time and the smell of fresh bread cooking is wonderful.

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