Gluten-Free Doll

06/22/2026

🥓🍟 This gluten-free BLT with cheese was calling my name 😍

Smoked bacon, pork loin, Monterey Jack, honey mustard, mayo, and crispy fries on the side. The perfect comfort food moment at Island Stone Pub in Kensington, PEI.

10/10 would order again. ✨

06/14/2026

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06/13/2026

Yikes! This is problematic!

06/13/2026

For someone with celiac disease, even a small amount of gluten can cause harm.

You may have heard someone say, "A little bit can't hurt, right?" Unfortunately, that's not how celiac disease works.

Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease. When someone with celiac disease eats gluten, their immune system responds by attacking the lining of the small intestine. This can happen even when the amount of gluten is too small to see, taste, or notice.

Some people experience symptoms right away, while others may have no obvious symptoms at all. But whether symptoms are present or not, gluten exposure can still trigger an immune response.

That's why people with celiac disease pay close attention to ingredients, food preparation, and cross contact. Even a small amount of gluten can have negative impacts on their health.

06/13/2026

🤔 Think a food product has a misleading or incorrect label? 🏷️

We take food mislabelling seriously — and we want to hear about it.

When you report concerns, our inspectors can follow up and take appropriate enforcement action if the product is not compliant. 🔎

Include as much information as possible about the product and where you bought it.

🛑 Report a concern: https://ow.ly/q9YL50Z8SZb

06/13/2026

Where do you fit?

👉 celiac.ca/celiac-disease-symptom-checklist/

06/13/2026

Researchers in California Looking for People Who Want to Be Tested for Celiac Disease WITHOUT Eating Gluten.

People currently being evaluated for celiac disease, those with a first-degree relative with celiac disease, or those who have received inconclusive test results may qualify for the clinical trial.

https://celiaccommunity.org/2026/hb-2121-phase-1b/

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

For people with celiac disease, access to safe gluten-free food in hospitals, long-term care, and retirement homes isn’t just a preference—it’s essential to their health, dignity, and recovery.

Right now, too many Canadians face uncertainty when they enter care. The longer the stay, the greater the risk. That needs to change.

Celiac Canada is advocating for safer, more consistent food service with our first-of-its-kind guide for healthcare providers—equipping teams with practical tools to deliver safe, nutritious, and truly gluten-free meals.

Because no one should have to worry about getting sick from the food meant to care for them.

👉 Learn more and be part of the change:
https://www.celiac.ca/gluten-free-food-service/

06/09/2026

🧁✨ New in my Etsy shop Pastel & Prizm!

These Printable Gluten Free Cupcake Flags make dessert tables easier and safer for everyone 💛

Perfect for clearly labeling gluten free treats at:
🎉 parties
💒 weddings
🧁 bake sales
🍰 celiac-safe events

✨ Instant download
✨ Print at home
✨ Easy cupcake toppers for clear food labeling

No guessing, no stress — just simple, cute clarity.

👉 Grab them here: https://pastelandprizm.etsy.com/listing/4518560614

Do you label gluten-free treats at parties?