Gluten Free Gifts By Post
1. Gluten free kitchenware
What do you get the coeliac in the family for Christmas?
The Gluten Free Gift Co is a super-small business . Working with local tradespeople in the north-east of England, weve created dedicated gluten free rolling pins, plates, mugs, coasters & chopping boards.
After years of sharing a kitchen, I know the pain of house members using your baking/cooking stuff! Tiny scratches in chopping boards, rolling pins and other sticky baking utensils can harbour microscopic bits of gluten so you need your own. These ones say HANDS OFF to the gluten-eaters!
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2. 100% gluten free cake subscription
Seriously, it doesnt get any better than coeliac-safe cake through your door. Liverpool-based Natasha at The Gildergreen offers 3, 6 or 12 month cake subscriptions, which make THE perfect presents.
All details are on her website, as well as Christmas bakes which can be packaged up as gifts & scheduled to deliver fresh closer to Christmas for your lucky recipient . Think Christmas cakes , gingerbread men, seasonal brownies and cookies Natashas festive market stall, straight to your door.
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3. Bloat-friendly skinny jeans
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4. Breadmaker with gluten-free programme
Abbio Kitchen Nonstick Cookware
Really Great Non-Stick Cookware Ive been loving this set from Abbio Kitchen: top-of-the-line non-stick cookware thats half the price of brands like All Clad. Its completely PFOA-free with a textured surface for extra scratch resistance. This line is solid, folks. Its hefty and quite remarkable in its non-stick performance without any harmful chemicals. Gift the whole set or start with one piece and see how you like it! This brand is built to last!
Gluten Free Funny Gifts
15. Gluten is my Bitch: Rants, Recipes and Ridiculousness for the Gluten-Free
This was the first gluten-free books I read and it was the most brutally honest, light-hearted take on life without croissants. Aside from lots of the information relating to American products, April Peveteaux is completely relatable . Oh, and useful too! Tips on staying safe with cross-contamination, eating out, sharing kitchens, and 40 gluten-free comfort food recipes. Lovely.
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16. Iconic hoodie from Im Fine Attire
This is the second time Ive included this brand, but 1) I think the owner is lovely + funny AF, 2) her clothing looks SO comfy and 3) shes created the worlds first heat-pocket jeans! What a legend. Anyway, this ones maybe not a gift for your gluten-free granny but its absolutely brilliant for your mate with a good sense of humour .
Buy this gluten free funny gift:
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Small Businesses That Support Celiacs
Remember that many gluten-free & celiac safe companies are small businesses. Orders during the holiday season can be busy so please be patient! Purchasing from your local and small businesses in the gluten-free community is a wonderful way to show support. Many of the items listed here are from fellow gluten-free small business owners.
Let’s get to the list!
These Are The Best Gifts To Give Your Gluten
Going gluten-free can be tough. A diet without fluffy bread, decadent desserts, and slurpable pasta sounds sad enough, but the only thing worse for those with Celiac disease or a gluten sensitivity is the belly pain that follows eating a mere crumb of the stuff. Luckily, we live in a time where many food brands are rolling out gluten-free alternatives left and right. This holiday season, we’ve rounded up a list of essential gluten-free gifts you can snag for your loved ones to instantly make their lives that much easier and day-to-day meals way tastier.
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Premium Sea Salt Chocolate Covered Cocomel Gift Box
- Hand-crafted in copper kettles, these smooth and creamy coconut milk caramels are delicately enrobed in a silky layer of premium 70% organic dark chocolate and finished with a sprinkle of flake sea salt. These old-fashioned caramels are also dairy free. This 100% plant based gift is perfect for those on your list with special dietary needs.
Gluten Free Bread Machine
A Gluten Free Bread Maker if you dont have one, it needs to be on your Santa list.
There are so many reasons to try baking your own gluten free bread at home: its not hard to make delicious bread when you use the right ingredients the results are far better than any frozen loaf you would buy at the grocery store the slices are sized to make real sandwiches and it is far more cost effective in the long run to bake delicious breads at home Read about my favorite machines here.
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Gluten Free Gingerbread House
Who doesnt love a gingerbread house? The making, the giving, the eating the whole thing is just joyous. Especially if the house is gluten-free, vegan and totally Top 8 allergen-free.
Gingerbread houses dont have to be huge, either. They can be, of course check out my post on making them with the printable templates off my site or with the gingerbread house cookie cutters available at gfJules.com.
But they can also be super small and super cute!!! These are actually even more suitable for gifting.
But they all start with the base allergen-free gingerbread which is so simple to make from my gfJules Gluten Free Gingerbread Mix.
Gluten Free Cookie Tree
An edible Cookie Tree is never not the right answer. Am I right?
And it couldnt be easier. Choose your recipe: either gluten free gingerbread cookies or gluten free sugar cookies and just build this yummy tree out of stars of gradually smaller size, glued together with either frosting or royal icing. All of which can be made vegan, as well.
There are also kits that come with the pre-sized cookie cutters to make it easier.
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Dazzle Them With The Trendiest Wheat
Living a gluten-free lifestyle sounds tough, especially during the holidays. Searching for a gluten-free restaurant and avoiding addicting holiday treats can be hard. Needless to say, it’s a pretty tricky process to shop for that gluten-free friend.
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No worries, I’ve found several trendy gifts that’ll delight any gluten-free friend or relative. Score some major brownie points with the following no-gluten gift ideas.
Gifts For Gluten Free Foodies And Travelers
In general, we opt for experiential and practical gifts. We often give each other vouchers for a weekend getaway, or a coffee club membership, or something along those lines. Or a portable battery to replace the one I dropped in the sink.
Here are 19 gift ideas for gluten free foodies and travelers that are unique, experiential, delicious, uber practical, or in some cases, all of the above!
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Green Canteen Snacks Gift Basket
Snacks are an integral part of an everyday diet. It is in fact, overrated at times to be quick fixes to satisfy the sudden hunger pangs. Being a gluten-free eater, many times the options remain limited. Green canteen is a brand focused on healthy consumption choices in its food products. This snack basket gift contains items that are completely sugar-free, gluten-free and preservative free, making it ideal for a vegan diet. The crunchy ragi chips, buckwheat chips, and crunchy almond papads are snacks that are unique and a thoughtful gift for a gluten-free friend. The gift basket is available on for Rs. 600
Gift Guide: 19+ Gifts For Gluten Free Foodies And Travelers
Oh wow, a gift guide. How original. Thats my thought every time I see another one of Buzzfeeds gift guides. If I click, I generally find nothing interesting and leave disgruntled at wasting my time.
For this gift guide, Alysha and I put our heads together to create a gift guide that would actually be useful for people. Rather than recommending a bunch of stuff, we decided to break it down into three categories:
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Ambriona Gluten Free Dark Chocolate
Who doesnt like chocolates? Bet your gluten-free friend likes them too. In fact, chocolates are the perfect gift for any occasion. This 100% natural single origin dark chocolate from Ambriona is ideal for vegetarians and gluten-free eaters. It is made from high-quality fresh cocoa and fermented in a clean environment. Cocoa solids form 55%-80% of the chocolate and are the key ingredients. The chocolate contains no artificial flavouring substances. Hence, is completely gluten-free. The item comes as a gift pack of three and costs Rs. 650. You can find it on .
Here Are My Top Gift Ideas:
1. Cast Iron Pizza Pan
Gluten free pizza crusts are pretty tricky to make as the crust can get soggy or rock hard . This cast iron skillet helps the crust to get nice and golden brown with a touch of crispiness.
4. Good Cooking Pans
I am a huge fan of having good cookware. Good cookware is the key to building great flavor when cooking gluten free.
Almost all people, celiac or not, can benefit from incorporating more self-care!
Yoga, dance, pilates, swimming, spin, barre, or any other exercise passes are some examples.
6. Digital Scale for Gluten Free Baking
Anyone who likes to bake gluten free or is having problems getting their gluten free baked goods to turn out, needs to start baking with a scale. A scale takes gluten free baked goods to the next level!
7. Good Quality Dark Chocolate .
Choices Market and Natures Fare in Kelowna carry this brand.
8. Travelling Supplies
Anyone with celiac disease is going to be packing around food with them quite often! Here are some frequently used items:
10. Gift Basket
Make a gift basket with any of the assortments listed. Maybe add in a few bottles of good wine for adult celiacs!
11. Essential Oils and Relaxation
I like Sage Wellness in BC. Some of my favorites include:
12. Gluten Free Baking Items
14. Reusable Shopping Bags
15. The Gift of Wine
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Gift Ideas For Your Gluten
- STANDARD POST TYPE
Finding the perfect gift can be tough, but finding the perfect gift for your foodie friend who happens to be gluten free is even tougher. Luckily as more people are jumping on board with a gluten-free lifestyle, more and more gluten-free products are becoming available. Weve compiled a list of some great gluten-free gift ideas for you to consider to giving to your gluten-free foodie friend.
For A More Personal Touch
- Reservations and a safe meal People on restricted diets relish in not having to research a restaurant and talk ahead to the chef/manager. Do the work for them. Search out safe gluten-free dining options .. Call ahead, make reservations, and let them dine worry-free. If someone has to be very careful with cross-contamination you may want to use the next suggestion.
- Research a 100% gluten-free restaurant or bakery in your area and take them there. One of the best treats for someone on a restricted diet is to be able to eat without worry! Use my free worldwide 100% gluten-free dining guide locator to choose a location.
- Cook a safe meal for your friend or loved one. This will require a coordinated effort with the person you are cooking for. Ask them questions regarding safe gluten-free meal preparation, honor their answers, and their need to double-check ingredients and preparation methods without judgment. They will appreciate your efforts more than you can imagine. This will also teach you how to safely cook for them in the future once you see how easy it is!
- Tickets to the theater- Do a little research on what show someone might like to see, make sure they are available that day, and buy the tickets. Going to the theater is gluten-free!
- Purchase a course or course subscription A great choice for anyone who loves to learn. Coursera, Masterclass, Udemy, or Skillshare are all great options.
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Cast Iron Pieces Are Forever Gluten Free Gifts Y’all
As a cast iron cooking addict, I just have to mention the importance of having a good skillet – or twelve – in your kitchen. Cast iron is the most versatile piece of cookware on the planet, and is able to handle heavy cooking sprees, camping trips and years of daily use if you take care of it. Enameled cast iron pieces work really well as gluten free gifts for celiacs and gluten intolerants because their colors can alert gluten-eating others in the household to stay clear of certain-hued pieces.
This two-piece enameled cast iron set works for quick snacks and long, leisurely gluten free family meals. Its long handles are perfect for carrying from the stove to the table, and its beautiful, ‘stay off my skillets’ blue color really gets the message across.
If you’re wanting to dig a little deeper in your pocket for a better set, then let me suggest this 8-piece Le Creuset cast iron, stoneware and non-stick pan set. It comes in just about every color imaginable, and it comes with everything your recipient needs to make three full gluten free meals per day. This is definitely a top contender for a new high school or college graduate or someone with a new house who wants to fill it up with new and beautiful functional pieces.
A One Year Subscription To Thrive Market
Make shopping so much easier by purchasing a 1-year subscription to Thrive Market as a gluten-free gift idea!
It makes gluten-free shopping so much easier when you can select to ONLY see gluten-free offerings, you can purchase it at a discount price, and they ship it right to your front door. Plus, they even sell meat and wine!
Read more about why I love Thrive Market in this post!
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The Ultimate Gluten Free Holiday Gift Guide
Published: Feb 9, 2021 by Heidi. This post may contain affiliate links
Are you looking for the perfect gift to give that friend or family member who eats gluten free? You’ve come to the right place! I’ve got 25 perfect gluten free gift ideas!
The Ultimate Gluten Free Holiday Gift Guide
In switching to a gluten free diet, two major issues are cross contamination and the expense of purchasing ready-made gluten-free food. To keep costs down, and to find food that’s safe to eat, many people learn to cook gluten free at home. Today I’m sharing my favorite go-to products for gluten free cooks and connoisseurs!
1 — Blentec Total Blender — Great for making smoothies and other yummy recipes, but it’s also perfect for grinding your own gluten-free grains!
2 — Wondermill Grain Mill — Grind your own gluten-free grains.
3 — Tripar Swirl Design Cookbook Stand — A beautiful and functional stand to hold open your cookbook while you cook those amazing new recipes.
4 — Pulman Loaf Pan — This is my favorite pan for baking gluten free bread. It’s taller and narrower than a regular pan, so the bread comes out with a better shape.
5 — Wilton Donut Pan — Going gluten free means no more donuts — or does it? Not if you make your own!!
6 — DB-Tech Bamboo Wood Compact Foldable Bread Slicer — I’ve been dreaming about this since I started baking my own bread. Did you see that this is foldable? So cool! It stores flat!
The Holiday Season & Gift Giving With Celiac
The holiday season is upon us. And if whether you have celiac disease like I do, you eat gluten-free for other health reasons, or you have a friend that’s gluten-free or was recently diagnosed with celiac disease, deciding what to buy them this year can be tricky!
Food can be a big source of anxiety for those with celiac disease. What you’ll find in this list is a combination of gift ideas for all types of gluten-free folks to help them eat well, explore widely, and live confidently.
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Words With Boards Personalized Gluten Free Cutting Board
You need a separate cutting board for gluten free foods if youre living in a mixed with gluten household, and youll need to replace your old gluten-y cutting boards, even if not.
So why not treat yourself or a gluten free someone you love to a gorgeous gluten free cutting board? This Baltimore husband & wife team makes cut each board to your specifications and price range.
Theres a line of gluten free cutting boards like this one , as well as less costly ones with laser engraving in their Seriously Gluten Free line.
Vegan and other food allergies are also available. These are the perfect gift or to me, love me present because theyre needed and theyre wanted!
What About No Gift Holidays
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with doing a no-gift holiday.
Dylan and I have done them in the past and find them to be absolutely liberating. So if gift-giving isn’t your thing, you’re trying to be more mindful of your spending, or for any reason you aren’t doing gifts this year, but you’re still looking for ways to support a gluten-free person in your life, here are some ideas:
-Take a trip to a gluten-free restaurant or bakery together. Watch the smile on their face when they can order whatever they like without worry!
-Learn to make a new gluten-free recipe together. Let them show you how to prepare their food safely so you know what to be careful of.
-Visit a museum, go for a hike, or take a walk somewhere together. Plan a day that doesn’t include activities focused on food.
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