Great Gluten-Free Christmas Tips

by | Dec 17, 2011 | Products, Stores | 1 comment

Simple Modifications for Making Gluten-Free Holiday Favorites

The Cheese Ball- A small way to make gluten-free guests feel welcome is by providing something as simple as a gluten-free cracker along with the Ritz for your cheese ball.  Remember if you are using shredded cheese, make sure it is gluten-free (Kroger brand is great).

The Ham- Honey Baked hams are gluten-free.

Salad- Keep croutons and cheese on the side.  Pick up a gluten-free dressing.  I like Bolt House Salad Dressing (Available at Monnettes’ Market).

Making something with Mayonnaise- Use Hellmann’s.

 

Great places to pick up gluten-free goodies in the Toledo area:

Organic Bliss – pick up a cookie, chocolate covered spoons, or candied nuts.  This is the best place in town to buy gluten-free fresh baked goods.

Health Foods by Claudia – great for supplies if you are having gluten-free guests over the course of a few days.  You can pick up pasta, frozen waffles and great soups.

Kroger – A great place to pick up good gluten-free crackers.  I recommend Nut Thins.  They can be found in the specialty food section. 

Anderson’s- Pick up your gluten-free guests a six-pack of beer.  They will appreciate it.

 

Looking to ship a gift basket?  Check out this site: http://www.mariposabaking.com/index.html

 

Wishing you great food and happy tummies,

K

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