Gluten Free List | Allergy

Gluten Free List

by Allergy Guy

Gluten Free List | Gluten Free Diet | Gluten Allergy

This gluten free list will help you with your gluten free diet.  Following this diet can seem challenging at first.  The list you first see is everything you can’t eat.

Yes, it is important to know what foods contain gluten, otherwise you will poison yourself.  The problem is that most people focus on everything they can’t eat at first, leading to depression.  In many cases, eating gluten also leads to depression.

What to do?

The answer is actually quite simple, and easier than it ever was before: focus on what you can eat.  It’s that simple.

Here are a few ideas to get you started:

Fresh Vegetables.  You can’t go wrong with this one!  They are healthy for everyone and always gluten-free.

Fresh Meat.  Fresh meat is always gluten-free, unless of course, you contaminate it yourself when you bring it home and prepare it.  But of course you’re not going to do that, so this is a safe choice.  If  you are vegetarian, read on, I’ve got some ideas for you too.

Fresh Fish.  Like fresh meat, fresh fish is safe and a fantastic source of protein.  It is also a source of extremely healthy oils.

Legumes. Legumes offer a wide variety of gluten-free vegetarian protein.  Legumes include peas, beans and lentils.  Peanuts (which are not nuts) are an example of a legume.

Gluten-free Cereals. While certain cereals are your worst enemy, there are still lots of other gluten-free cereals to choose from.  This includes maize, rice, teff and a number of others.  Just avoid the big four (wheat, rye, barley and oats and the rest are fine.

Pseudocereals. Pseudocereals are very similar to cereals in appearance and function, but are not in the grass family.  Examples include amaranth and quinoa.

This is not a complete list, but it is plenty to get you started.

Add your own favorites in the comment box below.


Internal Links

(Visited 4,207 times, 1 visits today)

Leave a Comment

Previous post:

Next post: