Ideas for Spaghettios

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Hi Sally,

Orgran makes a " spaghetti in the can " that is okay. It's a mini pop-

top can and runs about 2.50 or so per can. I always have this

around for our daughter on those " off " days when her non GF brother

wants some spaghettios or something.

Schar also makes a noodle that is a small ring noodle, so you could

cook those up and add your own sauce. Our daughter also LOVES those

noodles.

Good luck!

Melonie

>

> Hi,

>

> I am Sally, mom to (Mattie) 6 1/2 who was just diagnosed

with

> Celiac through biopsy. Unfortunately, Mattie has always had many

> sensory issues regarding food (Mattie is also special needs)So...

> many of the things he likes to eat have gluten in them and he

doesn't

> eat typical stuff that doesn't have gluten like fruits and

> vegetables. We are hoping that this is the perfect opportunity to

> introduce natural gluten free foods back into his diet but think

this

> will take awhile!

>

> So.. our big concern is that he will have a really rough time at

> first and I am hoping all of the experts in this group can help us

> out. His only symptom we noticed was delayed growth. So here

are a

> few questions that I am sure many people have asked so I am sorry

to

> do it again.

>

> 1) Is there any type of pretzel or goldfish cracker type that is

> gluten free out there? what about regular potato chips?

> 2) What about something similar to spaghettios?

> 3) Do I need to worry about ground beef at all?

> 4) Is there a tasty white bread out there? His staple was pb & j

on

> martin's potato bread, store bought vs. homemade..

>

> I guess that's it for now, please excuse my ignorance, brand new

to

> this,

>

> thanks,

>

> Sally

>