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Frustrated in trying to find Gluten-Free Products in your grocery stores? Tired of calling food manufacturers and guessing on nutrition labels? Well, help is here! Introducing Cecelias Marketplace Gluten-Free Grocery Shopping Guide! This easy to use 4.5" x 6.5" book is a list of over 25,000 gluten-free alphabetized products. Popular brands like Heinz, Kraft, Del Monte, Frito Lay, as well as supermarket chains, such as Kroger, Wal-Mart, Publix, Safeway, Walgreens, and more. Just pick a product, look it up, and all the gluten-free brands are at your fingertips.
Unlike CD-ROMs or gluten free computer software, this book is easy to carry to the grocery store for easy product confirmation anytime, anywhere. The book easily fits in one's purse or back pocket. Either take this book with you or make your grocery list before you leave the house. This guide is not only designed for people with a celiac disease, gluten intolerance and gluten sensitivity, but excellent for family members, friends, chefs, dieticians, or others that needs to prepare gluten-free meals or learn about gluten-free products. In addition, Cecelia's Marketplace Gluten Free Grocery Shopping Guide includes 'Gluten-Free Kitchen Tips' which gives family members, friends or chefs specific tips on how to avoid gluten contamination in the kitchen.
As an added bonus we have also included 1,500+ 'over-the-counter' pharmacy products which included antacids, pain relief, hair care, supplements, vitamins & minerals, and more.
This book is a must have in making gluten-free living easier!
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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best Gluten Free product reference I've used!,
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This review is from: Cecelia's Marketplace Gluten-Free Grocery Shopping Guide (Paperback)
My 3 year old daughter was recently diagnosed with Celiac and this book is one of the best items we've purchased to use as a reference. I just ordered a second one to give to my daycare provider and may end up ordering more for relatives. I have used other guides, and this one is BY FAR the easiest to use.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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great reference!,
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This review is from: Cecelia's Marketplace Gluten-Free Grocery Shopping Guide (Paperback)
I gave this book five stars bc I have not found another book like it. It is a great resource if you are in the supermarket and not sure if something is gluten free. This book lists only the products that are gluten free. It is small enough to fit in a large purse.
The only thing I am not happy with is the organization. It is easy to use. I just would have organized it differently. For example, instead of listing all of the Tylenol products together it is broken down by sleeping aids (for Tylenol PM) and cough/congestion section (for those Tylenol products), etc... I also feel like there are products missing that are gluten free, so I do not completely rely on this book. One example is Starbucks. Certain Starbucks products are gluten free but this book makes no mention of them in the coffee section.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
A good start for searching for gluten free foods,
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This review is from: Cecelia's Marketplace Gluten-Free Grocery Shopping Guide (Paperback)
During the past month, I have been having a lot of stomach issues and between doing research on the web and consulting of my friends and parents it seemed like I have either have developed a wheat allergy or have Celiac disease. After I started watching out for wheat products (and avoiding them), I am feeling much better.
That being said, this book is a good resource to get started to understand what is available and what is not. There are some limitations since this is a printed guide to what's new in products but gives useful information nonetheless... There are a few cons that I like to point out on this book... 1) As stated above, the list gets outdated when printed; a online version would be great... For example, some Chex cereals are now gluten-free (corn, rice) and more are coming... Users of this manual should also have an acount on the American Celiac Society page and subscribe to food updates (also to check out new food offerings). 2) The listing of store brands seem to be of some large regional stores that are not in certain areas such as Safeway, Publix and Wegmans. Since I live in the west, I shop in Safeway but some areas in the Northeast, Central US and parts of the South do not have these stores; buyers in these areas have to be careful of the generic brands. When it comes to generic brands buyer beware. For example, I mention Corn and Rice Chex cereals are gluten free. Safeway's generics are not; they contain Malt which is a wheat-gluten product. So you need to watch for hidden ingredients wheat-gluten products... 3) There should be a page, in the beginning of the book, where they itemize suspect wheat-gluten ingredients such as malt, modified starch, gluten, and others. 4) A quick tutorial of how to read ingredients (now a must) would be nice but there are some good websites that are I found on Google...
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