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I questioned the way i would be able to adjust to this new, long-term, Gluten-free diet change monetarily. Over time, I learned tips on how to eat gluten free on
a budget.
What can you do?
Look locally first. Check your local grocers. Look
in the organics aisles or low-carb sections. one can be pleasantly surprised! Many grocers are recognizing specialty foods as a viable marketing niche.
Go talk with the General Manager of the food
mart. Tell this person what you need. Many are willing to special order foods to gain your
business.
Natural stores. Often these stores typically are not chain/franchise stores but they are
operated by individuals that you
can make a relationship with. Check on buying in bulk/by the case for
price reductions. Your business is important to them. Again tell the owner or manager exactly what one need. Be
explicit. Ask for bulk discounts. Shop around until you are satisfied with the price
& the merchandise.
Buying via internet. When you buys over the internet, one pays shipping & handling for the food
items. This sometimes adds to the price. Look online for sources that
provide an auto-ship option. This is usually accompanied by a discounted rate or free shipping. Also many companies will
ship box lots of gluten free products for a discounted rate
Non-Specialty Foods: Eat as many non-specialty foods as possible. Remember fruits, veggies, rice, potatoes, plain meats, & dairy products are SAFE. Simple adjustments to your
normal daily diet can be made by substituting gluten free products in the place of wheat
products. I make gluten free macaroni with rice pasta & cheese instead of wheat semolina noodles.
Rice or corn spaghetti make excellent substitutes for wheat based spaghetti. Replace wheat noodles with rice noodles in
casseroles.
For sandwiches, simply exchange your wheat based bread for gluten-free breads. Hand made gluten-free bread is superior to
prepackaged retail gluten-free bread and is not hard to make. Use combinations of gluten-free flours
for the very best results. gluten free bread recipes are effortlessly accessible via the web.
I use a bread machine for less preparation and also have a small grain mill to be able to grind my own rice. The initial costs for these items may seem expensive; still, over time these items will of course pay for themselves in savings.
Save your health & your wallet by cutting down on dessert type foods. Alternatively, make treats yourself from your own
flours. Dense cake recipes can be adapted for gluten free flours quite
easily. gluten-free cake mixesArticle Search, brownie or cookie mixes and
gluten-free mixes in general can be quite costly. Saving these delicacies for special occasions
& holidays may be the ideal option & keeps the budget from bulging on specialty GF foods.
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