Living in New York City for a few years turned me into two things: a speed-walker and a bagel snob. I struggled finding a good bagel in Boston even before I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease, so I knew that locating the best gluten-free bagels in Boston was going to be a challenge. (If you’re … Read more
These are the best gluten-free bakeries in Boston to satisfy your cravings for cookies, cupcakes, brownies, and anything else you desire.
If you’re looking for the best gluten-free pizza that tastes like actual pizza (and not chickpeas or cauliflower), read on!
Liechtenstein is a tiny micronation that’s only home to around 38,000 people. I was excited to explore the beautiful scenery here, but I didn’t have high hopes for gluten-free dining especially since I could barely find any information about restaurants in Liechtenstein on the internet before I went. However, I was pleasantly surprised – and … Read more
What are the best gluten-free pizzas? After being diagnosed with Celiac Disease I worked my way through all the gluten-free frozen pizzas in the supermarket, only to be disappointed by all of them. I’d rather not eat pizza again than suffer through those sad imitations. After apparently spending too much time online searching for good … Read more
How to Travel Gluten Free in the Azores: Gluten Free Travel Tips Although there aren’t any dedicated gluten free restaurants in the Azores, it’s actually a great gluten free destination. Most people don’t come to the Azores for the food—so your trip will be focused on outdoor activities (like hiking, swimming, or adventure sports) where … Read more
Celiac travel can be hard. You can’t rely on having safe, gluten-free food to eat on the plane (even if you’ve ordered the gluten-free meal in advance). Out exploring a new city or on a road-trip? You might not be able to just stop into any restaurant you want and find something gluten-free and satisfying … Read more
Airbnbs or other vacation rentals are ideal for gluten-free travel, because they often have kitchens or kitchenettes. Even if you don’t have Celiac Disease, gluten sensitivity, or other dietary restrictions, having a kitchen (or at least a minifridge and a microwave) can be nice so that you don’t have to eat every single meal out … Read more