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Gluten Free Meets the Rice Cooker by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease I was introduced to the rice cooker by Emi Momotani.  Emi came to our family as an exchange student from Japan.  She was very surprised to find out that American kitchens do ... Read on »
A Celiac asks “Why am I so foggy?” by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease Some, though not all, persons with celiac may experience a sort of fuzzyness of thinking or “celiac fog.”  The lack of concentration can be maddening.  Sometimes the perso ... Read on »
The cost of Being Gluten Free by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease The USDA Economic Research Service develops a hypothetical “market basket” of food to track trends and price fluctuations of food purchased in the U.S.   A market basket con ... Read on »
A Gluten free adventure at the Asian market by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease Who knew that Asian markets were gluten free treasure troves?  A recent trip to my local Asian market turned up a number of gluten free products at very reasonable prices. F ... Read on »
A Gluten free adventure at the Asian market by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease Who knew that Asian markets were gluten free treasure troves?  A recent trip to my local Asian market turned up a number of gluten free products at very reasonable prices. F ... Read on »
Gluten free Gets Kicked up a Notch by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease No less a personality than Emeril Lagassi  demonstrated gluten free pizza on his Emeril Green show.  Now gluten free has surely gone mainstream!  Emeril demonstrated a co ... Read on »
Gluten free Gets Kicked up a Notch by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional 1 Comment Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease No less a personality than Emeril Lagassi  demonstrated gluten free pizza on his Emeril Green show.  Now gluten free has surely gone mainstream!  Emeril demonstrated ... Read on »
Gluten Free Culinary Summit by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease      Prior to September 19, 2008, I would not have put Gluten free and Culinary Summit in the same sentence.  However, this meeting in Providence, Rhode Island made a believ ... Read on »
Gluten Free Culinary Summit by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease      Prior to September 19, 2008, I would not have put Gluten free and Culinary Summit in the same sentence.  However, this meeting in Providence, Rhode Island made a believ ... Read on »
Off to College with Celiac by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease This time of year it is common to see Moms in Linens and Things with teenager in tow picking out bed linens and techno stuff for the college dorm room   There are extra long ... Read on »
Off to College with Celiac by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease This time of year it is common to see Moms in Linens and Things with teenager in tow picking out bed linens and techno stuff for the college dorm room   There are extra long ... Read on »
Back to School with Celiac by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease With the shortening of the days and the back to school ads in the paper, I am prompted to remember my experience sending my first child off to that first day of school. I ... Read on »
Back to School with Celiac by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease With the shortening of the days and the back to school ads in the paper, I am prompted to remember my experience sending my first child off to that first day of school. ... Read on »
We All Scream for Ice Cream by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease Remember when you were a kid and the ice cream truck rolled down your street? It rang bells or played music. Just the sound made your mouth water.  According to the USDA, th ... Read on »
We All Scream for Ice Cream by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease Remember when you were a kid and the ice cream truck rolled down your street? It rang bells or played music. Just the sound made your mouth water.  According to the USDA, th ... Read on »
What’s for lunch? by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease When the rest of the office is sending out for pizza or subs, what’s a person with celiac to do! ? Don’t feel left out. You can still socialize with the rest of the staff. Y ... Read on »
What’s for lunch? by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease When the rest of the office is sending out for pizza or subs, what’s a person with celiac to do! ? Don’t feel left out. You can still socialize with the rest of the staff. Y ... Read on »
We’re Going Mainstream! by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease We’re Going Mainstream !  Rice Chex cereal has been reformulated and the malt flavoring is gone.   It is now gluten free!   This is just one piece of evidence that the po ... Read on »
Drugs for a “gluten” lifestyle? by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease      With all the talk about a drug to treat celiac, I wonder just how many people with celiac would take it?  It’s not an easy decision.  On the one hand, celiacs could eat ... Read on »
Celiac Kids and Trick or Treating by Lynn Cicero, M.S., R.D. Healthy Living Professional Posted in: Blog Posts in Celiac Disease The ghosties and ghoulies are out and about. To make your child’s holiday a fun and safe one use these tips: Children should accept only packaged treats. Children ne ... Read on »
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