Our entire website is gluten-free, but you wouldn’t know it by our recipes! We hear from so many of you that they’ve made our recipes and nobody knew they were gluten-free!
If you read my story, you’re now familiar with why I choose to eat gluten-free. At this point I have healed my gut to a point where gluten isn’t as big of a sensitivity for me, but overall I feel better when I avoid it, so I largely eat gluten-free on a day to day basis. And we’ve made it easy for you to do so as well!
My approach to gluten-free is different than most. I don’t use any gluten-free flour blends for any of my recipes. I utilize some of the most common gluten-free flours such as almond flour, tapioca flour, coconut flour and oat flours to create delicious versions of some of my favorite recipes. I work to create healthier recipes that prescribe to a number of different food intolerances along with gluten-free recipes. But hands-down, the most important element of any recipe is that it is so delicious, so everyone, whether food intolerances or not, can enjoy them!
No! If you feel better without it, that’s one thing. If it doesn’t bother you at all, enjoy! Gluten is one of things that can trigger inflammation in the gut, so if you’re experiencing digestive issues, skin issues, joint pain, or other issues, eliminating gluten (and dairy) are the two things I generally start with.
Short answer: NO!
My philosophy with cooking and baking is really looking and caring about ingredients.
Now that there are so many readily available store-bought gluten-free items, reading ingredients is super important. Bottom line: just because something is labeled gluten-free, doesn’t mean it’s a healthier option.
When I started eating this way, and writing about it in 2013, gluten-free products weren’t available in the stores like they were now. Back then if you wanted to serve a gluten-free cake for a birthday, you had to make it on your own. This website has been a source for many since 2013 for finding recipes to create foods we all know and love, but made gluten-free. And while many products may be available for purchase that are made gluten-free, it doesn’t always mean they are as good as the traditional versions. Our goal here is always to make them first and foremost delicious, along with as healthy as possible without compromising on taste.
You can find gluten-free snacks, flours, etc., at most grocery stores these days, but you can also buy ingredients in bulk and from online stores and save money!
I often shop at: BJ’s/Costco, Thrive Market, Amazon, Trader Joe’s, and other local smaller markets. Target and Walmart do have gluten-free items, and the biggest selection I find is at Whole Foods. I also use various delivery services such as ButcherBox (for my good quality meat), which saves me trips to the store, is convenient, and saves me money.
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