My husband is down in Brazil right now. He called me yesterday to report that he had gone into a whole bunch of “street food” type places and all the food for sale was labeled with “con gluten” or “sin gluten”. Wouldn’t that be nice:) More news and maybe pics from Brazil as they flow in.
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I always seem to find so much GF stuff when I’m on the road. I think that it is just because when I am home, I make it myself. But when I travel, I’m always scrambling to find something. My two prize finds this extensive road trip were found in the actual Gluten-free section of the Weis Market up in State College, PA.
I found:
#1: The elusive GF Bisquick. I haven’t tried it yet, but I’m expecting it to be fairly good. The one thing I am not expecting from it is that I don’t think it’s going to taste anything like the actual Bisquick.
#2: Nature Valley Roasted Nut Crunch Bars. Almond is good, peanut is ok. They saved me on the airplane.
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Austin, Texas, September 12, 2010, 8am
Join us for our 4th Annual “Got Guts?” 5K Run, Walk and the BIGGEST gluten free food fair in Texas. Registration is now open!
A 5K Run, Walk and Gluten-Free Food Fair
to promote Celiac Awareness
I’ll be there with my Poundcake Lady biz handing out tons of GF/CF sweet treats for all.
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP OR JUST CHECK IT OUT:)
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I went on vacation a few weeks ago and I’m still there. I have a family reunion and 1 more state to go on our annual two week East Coast marathon. I am currently in the Shan-gri-la known as State College, PA on my brother-in-laws farmette. Rows of corn, a prolific garden, cool weather, swimming pool, nightly campfires-it’s always difficult to leave here. So before I choke up, I’ll just offer a few fun photos of my trip:) Enjoy, because I certainly have.
Pot O' Lobsters
One of the beaches in Yarmouth, it was closed for swimming due to the great whites in the swimming area
Our Cape Cod cabin
Hanging out in the hammock at The Farm
A view from The Farm at sunset
These are the famous Frank tomatoes that my father-in-law grows. The acorn is just for a size reference. They are amazing:)
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