Best gifts for someone with celiac disease

We’re all about that gluten-free life — but if we’re being real, we have to admit it’s quite a bit of work. Gluten is in pretty much everything, and the lifestyle takes a ton of meal prep and cooking things on your own. And when the holidays hit, being gluten-free is nothing short of torture. (Hello, have you ever eaten a GF Christmas cookie that was actually good?)

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Needless to say, giving a gift that makes ditching gluten easy will score you major points with gluten-free friends and family. However, shopping for someone who avoids gluten can be intimidating. Were those cookies baked in a gluten-free facility? Does that lotion contain gluten ingredients? What do people who can’t have gluten really want?

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No worries — I’ve got you covered. Here are 12 great gifts to thrill the no-gluten gals — and guys — on your list, from essential gluten-free cooking tools to tasty treats. Best of all, the edibles and bath products have been checked to ensure they’re safe for those who avoid gluten — even those with celiac disease — so you can rest easy.

1. Compact food-prep set

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As beautiful as it is ingenious, this BPA-free compact food-prep set contains two mixing bowls, a colander, a strainer and a complete set of measuring cups — great for the gluten-free chef with a small kitchen.

Joseph Joseph nesting bowls set, available on Amazon

2. Gluten-free bread loaf pan

Image: King Arthur Flour

This bread loaf pan was designed with gluten-free bakers in mind, providing the extra support gluten-free yeast breads need to get a proper rise.

Gluten-free bread loaf pan, $17.95 at King Arthur Flour

3. Digital kitchen scale

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Serious bakers know ingredients should be measured by weight, not volume. Given that gluten-free baking can be tricky on a good day, this 5-pound scale with a pullout display helps ensure great results every time.

OXO Good Grips 5-pound food scale, available on Amazon

4. A gluten-free cookbook

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Since many people with celiac disease have to eliminate gluten from their kitchen entirely, it’s important to have a repertoire of recipes everyone in the family enjoys. Enter Gluten-Free & Vegan for the Whole Family, a kid-friendly cookbook, which is not only gluten-free but also vegan, so most everyone is covered.

Gluten-Free and Vegan for the Whole Family, available on Amazon

5. A gluten-free magazine subscription

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While being gluten-free can be a drag, a subscription to Gluten Free & More, a magazine that “gets it” can make life easier — and more fun!

Gluten Free & More, $23 for a 1-year subscription at Amazon

6. A gift card to a GF-friendly restaurant

Image: California Pizza Kitchen

While a gift card to a pizza place seems like an unlikely present for someone who’s gluten-free, California Pizza Kitchen is actually a great choice. As of 2015, all their U.S. locations are Gluten-Free Food Service Certified by the Gluten Intolerance Group, a nonprofit that certifies restaurants and gluten-free products.

Gift card prices vary at California Pizza Kitchen

Originally published December 2015. Updated November 2017.

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What do you feed a guest with celiac disease?

Celiac disease is a condition in which gluten damages the absorptive surface of the intestine. People with this condition must eat gluten free meals..
Fresh meat, fish, fruit, and vegetables..
Eggs and cheese..
Rice, corn, soy, and potato products..
Flours made from rice, corn, soy, and potato..

How can I help someone with celiac disease?

Steps to Support a Loved One With Celiac.
Check food labels. ... .
Purchase new tools for food preparation and keep them separate. ... .
Consider purchasing a slow cooker or pressure cooker. ... .
Be cautious on nights out. ... .
Consider adopting the gluten-free diet yourself. ... .
Stay on top of celiac research to learn about new developments..

What can I serve my gluten

Easy gluten-free meals for someone new to cooking gluten-free include tacos, steaks and chicken, fish, rice bowls (think Chipotle), gluten-free lasagna and stir-frys. Great side dishes are vegetables, rice, potatoes, corn chips and guacamole, etc.

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