Gluten Free Foods

Gluten Intolerance

Gluten Intolerance, or Celiac Disease, is a genetic disorder that affects 1 in 133 Americans. There are several symptoms to celiac disease, although a Celiac may experience one or all of them. Symptoms include: diarrhea, weight loss, malnutrition and nutrient deficiency. A Celiac might feel mild weakness or bone pain, severe diarrhea and abdominal bloating. Continued Gluten use can greatly increase chances of gastrointestinal cancer. It is important for those with a Gluten Intolerance to adhere to a strict gluten-free diet. Children with Autism may also benefit from a gluten-free diet.

Fortunately, we’ve gathered hundreds of gluten-free food products in one place to facilitate those with allergies to gluten, which is found in wheat, rye, oats and barley. Choose from already prepared goods or create your own gluten-free masterpiece with our large selection of gluten-free flour, broths, spices and condiments.

Gluten Free Bread

If you’re living gluten-free but longing for bread, a product notoriously full of gluten, look no further than our bread pantry, featuring gluten-free bread loafs of all flavors, tortillas and breadsticks. Or if you’re in an adventurous mood, bake your own with our selection of gluten-free baking goods, including flour, more than 20 gourmet bread mixes, sugar, corn meal and dessert mixes.

Gluten Free Chocolate

Does your lifestyle require your sweet tooth to remain gluten free as well? No problem! We’ve got a wide selection of gluten-free chocolate bar flavors to satisfy any chocoholic, as well as gummi bears, cake mixes, brownies and pudding mixes.

Gluten Free Snacks

And for all your snacking needs, browse through our selection of gluten-free snacks, featuring dozens of gluten-free chips, cheese puffs, popcorn, cookies and crackers. Looking for a more exotic snack? Try our Lemon Almond Biscotti, or perhaps a cinnamon apricot cookie.

Gluten Free Diet for Autism

But Gluten-Free food products aren’t just for people with Celiac Disease. Research shows that about 8 in 10 autistic children can see huge benefits from a gluten free / casein free diet. Research has shown that gluten and casein, a protein similar to gluten, found in dairy products, affects autistic children’s opiate receptors in a way similar to morphine. Children can even become addicted to gluten and casein. If you’re the parent of an autistic child, contact your doctor today to see if a gluten-free food diet will be beneficial.