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July 18, 2023

100% Gluten-Free Restaurant – Bibibop!

Bibibop Yum! Wow!! My husband and I were very impressed today! We were celebrating our 28th wedding anniversary today and we both said let’s try Bibibop! A quick and affordable 100% gluten-free restaurant that our friends have recommended but we had never gotten around to trying. Soooo good! And so many options and ways to have your meal! If you are looking for a great place to eat out that is gluten-free, try Bibibop! Bibibop is a spin-off of a traditional Korean meal called bibimbap which means ‘mixed rice’. It is served with the base (usually rice) and then the...

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Gluten-Free Restaurants

March 9, 2023

Restaurant Review: CoreLife Eatery!

Eating out for the gluten intolerant just got easier! Doesn’t that picture look amazing and fresh! CoreLife Eatery is a great way for those with gluten issues to eat out as you get to pick what ingredients you want for your dinner and they organize everything based on the particular way you like to eat. I wanted to try a new place for my birthday this year and the family and I went to CoreLife Eatery. I was amazed at how everything was set up to allow for whatever your diet restriction/preferences are. I had never heard of CoreLife Eatery...

Hello! My name is Jennifer and I've been gluten-free for over 18 years now. Shortly after the birth of my second child, I had stomach issues nonstop, headaches, hives, anxiety, and a lot of brain fog for the better part of a year. I went to see an allergist, a naturalist, and an herbalist. I tried many elimination diets, used tons of herbs, and still couldn't figure out what was wrong. I tried eliminating dairy and yeast and finally tried eliminating gluten. Hallelujah!! After a few months, I felt so much better. I did at the time see a GI doctor and had my blood tested for celiac, but he couldn't tell me with 100% certainty if I did have celiac because I had started eating gluten-free a month earlier and there was nooooo way I was going back to feeling horrible, so I consider myself as having non-celiac gluten sensitivity and haven't eaten gluten ever since.