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Where to find gluten free products
Where to Find Ingredients for Gluten Free CookingBuying Ingredients for Gluten Free CookingThe first trip to the grocery store after being diagnosed can take hours. People tell us that they walked aimlessly around the store, picking up boxes, reading the labels, and then putting them back on the shelf. While your shopping trips may take longer as you become accustomed to your new diet, this information will help make them a little easier. Regular Grocery Stores. We do most of our shopping at the same grocery stores we’ve always shopped at, because most of the things we cook require regular ingredients. Things like eggs, milk, fruits and vegetables (fresh, frozen, or canned), and plain cuts of meat are naturally gluten free. These stores are also a great place to buy mainstream, convenient products that are gluten free. These include things like chips, pudding mixes, applesauce, juices, lunchmeats, and more. (Wal-Mart has even started labeling the gluten content of its store brands, making it very easy to shop for gluten free products there.) In addition to the items they already carry, most supermarkets will carry items they receive requests for. So get all your family members and friends to fill out request forms for gluten free products whenever they enter the grocery store! Health Food Stores. If you are looking for gluten free baking supplies, Health Food stores are the best place to look. As more people are diagnosed with Celiac, Health Food stores have responded. Many now have gluten free sections, making it easier to find their gluten free products. Call the stores that are nearest your house and ask about their gluten free selection. You can also buy gluten free flours in bulk from health food stores. Some even offer discounts if you are buying a 25 or 50 lb. bag of flour. Internet Stores. Purchasing things on the internet can be a great way to find gluten free products. Amazon.com currently has a large selection of gluten free mixes and other products at very low prices, as long as you are willing to buy them by the case. We recommend that you try a product at least once before buying 6 or 12 of them. Other websites also sell gluten free products. (OUR website sells gluten free mixes, interestingly enough!) Shipping can be expensive, but internet purchases are a great way to get gluten free products if you live far from any health food stores. Order your "Life Tastes Good Again" cookbook or Eating Gluten Free mixes from our online store.. Get them here Where to get Our ProductsOur mixes and cookbook can be found in the following stores:Beehive Health Essentials 846 Expressway Lane Spanish Fork, Ut. (next to Kmart) 801.794.9912 Good Earth 500 S. State Street Orem, Ut. 84057 Good Earth 1045 S. University Ave. Provo, Ut.84601 Good Earth 7905 S 700 E Sandy, UT 84070 (801) 562-2209 Good Earth 1050 W Riverdale Rd Ogden, UT 84405 (801) 334-5500 Harvest Fresh Market 157 N. State Street Orem, Ut. Against The Grain 2292 W.5400 S. Taylorsville, Utah 84118 (801)955-4418 Jakes Place 4380 E. Fairview Ave Meridian, Idaho 83642 208-322-5935 Highland Health Foods (As of August 16, 2006) 101 Vista Way Kennewick, Washington (509)783-7147 Richland Health Foods (As of late August, 2006) 1769 George Washington Way Richland, Washington (509)943-0001 Pure-n-Simple 424 Washington Chillicothe, MO Vickie Rowley Payson Utah vickievay@gmail.com (Email to set up a pick up time) Terri Carr Mount Pleasant terric55@gmail.com Email to set up a pickup time Do you want a store near you to carry Eating Gluten Free products? If so, please talk to them and ask them to carry our mixes. This is one sure way to have our products easily available. Eating OutIt is easier to deal with a gluten free diet at home, but everyone likes to eat out once in a while. As Celiac becomes more well-known, more restaurants are starting to provide gluten free menus. Even if the restaurant doesn’t have a special menu, restaurant owners and chefs are generally happy to help customers with dietary restrictions. Call ahead to make sure the restaurant has menu options that you will be able to eat, and once you are seated, be very specific when explaining your needs to your waiter. (Don’t just say “No wheat”- let them know that you also can’t eat flour, wheat starch, or anything made from those ingredients, such as croutons.) It can also be helpful to speak to the chef who will actually be cooking your food.We’ve provided a list of a few of the larger restaurant chains that cater to gluten free diets. The internet can also help you find restaurants in your area that have gluten free options. Outback Steak House www.outback.com PF Chang’s www.pfchangs.com Wendy’s www.wendys.com Mcdonalds www.mcdonalds.com Chick Fil A www.chickfila.com Cold Stone Creamery www.coldstonecreamery.com Dairy Queen www.dairyqueen.com Jamba Juice www.jambajuice.com Carrabba’s Italian Grill www.carrabbas.com TCBY www.tcby.com Chilis www.chilis.com Old Spaghetti Factory* www.osf.com Wingers* www. wingers.info *Gluten Free menu only available at some locations For more resteraunts and information try visiting this website- dedicated to helping the celiac be safe while eating out! Gluten Free Restaurant Resources for Celiacsby Triumph Dining, including The Essential Gluten Free Restaurant Guide and Triumph Dining Cards. Western Family gluten-free product requestsSeptember 23, 2005This is a compiled list of The Gluten Free products made by Western Family. Products do change, however, so make sure you always check the labels! Acetaminophen Alfredo Sauce Mix Allergy Medicine, Max Strength Antacid tablets, all Apple Juice & Cocktail, bottled Apple Juice, frozen Apple Pie Filling Aspirin Aspirin Free Pain Reliever (cornstarch) AuJus Mix Baby Wipes Bacon Bacon Bits Baked Beans Baking Cocoa Baking Powder Baking Soda Barbecue Sauce Beets, pickled Bis-mate Bouillon (beef & chicken) Brown Sugar Butter Canola Oil Cheese, processed and natural Cherry Pie Filling Chicken Bag N Bake Chicken Broth Children’s liquid Ibuptogen, Berry Flavored Children’s Liquid Pain Reliever Acetaminophen Chili Beans Chilies, canned ChlorTabs Chocolate Chips Chocolate flavored drink mix Chocolate flavored syrup Cocoa mix Coconut Corn, cream style Corn Syrup Corned Beef, canned Corned Beef, fresh Corned Beef hash Cottage Cheese Cranberry Juice, bottle Cranberry Juice, frozen Cream Cheese Cream Cheese, fat free Cream cheese all- w chives Crispy rice (Holiday only) Dips for chips Drink Mix (like Koolaid) French fries frozen Fruit Cocktail Fruit snacks Garlic Salt or powder Gelatin Grape Juice, White Hal-all Ham sliced (lunch meat) Hot dogs Hot sauce Ibuprofen, liquid, berry Ice cream and Sherbet- except for added cookies (cookies and cream) Italian dressing mix Jams and Jellies Ketchup Lactase enzyme Lemonade drink mix Lemonade frozen Luncheon loaf Maraschino cherries Margarine Marshmallows Mayonaise, all Mozzarella cheese Mouthwash Mustard, all Nighttime flu, cold, couch med. Non dairy creamer (dry) Non fat dry milk Nutritional supplement drinks Nuts Olives Orange juice frozen Onion soup mix (dry) Pan coat Pan coat, butter flavor Parmesean cheese Peanut Butter Pickles Pickle Relish Popcorn Popsicles Pork and Beans Pork chop bag n bake Potato chips Potatos, Instant mashed Prunes Psudatabs Pudding, boxed mixes Pumpkin, canned Rasins Ranch dressing mix Refried beans Relish Rice biscuits Salad dressing Creamy cucumber Salami Salsa Sandwich spread Sausage-Italian Seasoning Salt Shortening Shortening, butter Smoked Sausage(potato starch) Smokies Soda pop Soup- chicken and rice Sour Cream Sour cream, imitation Soy Milk Soy Sauce Spaghetti Sauce jar Spaghetti Sauce, mix Spread, 52 percent vegetable Spreads Steak sauce Stewed tomatoes Strawberries, frozen Syrup Taco seasoning Taco shells Tomato sauce Tomatoes Toothpaste Tune Turkey, sliced lunchmeat Vanilla extract and imitation Vinegar Vineagar, apple cider Whipped topping Worcestershire sauce Yams yogurt This list is not all-inclusive. It only represents products for which consumers have called us. For information on products not on this list, first check the ingredient statement and then call Nancy Pickett at Western Family Foods (503) 639-6300. Back To Top |
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