Search is Powered by Google
Follow us on:
Follow our health news on Twitter
Follow Our News on Facebook
Personalization
login | register
Nutrition / Diet News

Baking Contest To Bring Favorite Recipes Back In The Gluten-Free Diet

Main Category: Nutrition / Diet
Article Date: 14 Apr 2008 - 3:00 PDT

email icon email to a friend   printer icon printer friendly   write icon view / write opinions   rate icon rate article


Current Article Ratings:

Patient / Public:3 stars

3 (1 votes)

Health Professional:not yet rated

Article Opinions: 0 posts

TastesLikeRealFood.com has announced the first annual "What I Miss Most Baking Contest™." Local Celiac Groups will receive free product from the company to help them turn a favorite wheat-based recipe into a "celiac-safe recipe" using Toro™ brand baking mixes.

Those who enter can win a $500 contribution to their organization, and a $500 donation to the University of Maryland Center for Celiac Research. Anyone interested can send an e-mail to sbosking@TastesLikeRealFood.com.

According to Jenny Bosking, President, "Our customers love the amazing taste and texture of our products, but also the versatility. Our sponge cake mix, for example, can be used to create cookies, cupcakes, and poppy seed bread. We have received so many questions from our customers about favorite recipes they miss, we thought it would be great to see what this contest can create."

Jenny recently made a traditional Czech recipe for kolaches, a pastry enjoyed by the local Czech community. "I never thought I would be able to eat these again. It means so much!" said Theresa Brandon, Chair of the Cedar Rapids GIG chapter.

It is this kind of interaction with consumers that has propelled the company. "We couldn't be more pleased with our sales results. But we're most excited about the reception we are getting from the celiac community. People like Scott Adams of Celiac.com have been recommending products like ours for many years, and it looks like we're the first to bring them to the US," noted Bosking.

Having celiac disease is a difficult transition, especially when traditional family recipes have to be taken out of the diet. "We're excited because we are going to help people enjoy their favorite traditional meals again. I'm Norwegian, and we enjoy lefse, a traditional flat bread. I'm working on a lefse recipe right now. Think of all the traditional foods that we could bring back into people's lives!"

Baking mixes from TastesLikeRealFood.com are unique because they meet the proposed FDA gluten-free standard of 20 ppm total gluten content. In Europe they are considered gluten-free, and have been enjoyed there safely for 30 years.

"Another great thing about the products is that they're good enough for everyone in the family to enjoy. Now, celiacs don't have to eat separate foods anymore," said Bosking.

TastesLikeRealFood.com is the exclusive North American distributor of Toro™ brand Celiac-Safe™ baking mixes, manufactured at a state-of-the-art facility in Bergen, Norway.

Headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, their mission is to help people living with celiac disease and gluten-sensitivity enjoy meals again.

TastesLikeRealFood.com




Personalized Homepage Weekly Newsletters Daily News Alerts
Hemophilia Opioid Induced Constipation Pneumococcal Disease ADHD Anxiety Asthma Atrial Fibrillation Autism Cancer Diabetes Lung Cancer Lupus Medicare / Medicaid Obesity and BMI Pancreatic Cancer Stem Cells All 'What Is...' Articles

Ophthalmology Urology
About Us News Licensing Free Website Feeds Free Tools & Content Tell a Friend Accessibility Help / FAQ Article Submission Links Contact Us

add medical news today to your facebook
medical news gadget

Please fill in our survey

Swine Flu Image

Swine Flu Updates

- Latest Swine Flu News
- What is Swine Flu?
- Map Of H1N1 Outbreaks
- Swine Flu - Top 20 FAQ
- Daily Email News Alerts
Stick with Medical News Today for the latest news updates on swine flu.


These are the most read articles from this news category for the last 6 months:
Top Article Star
Researchers Find Possible Environmental Causes For Alzheimer's, Diabetes
07 Jul 2009
A new study by researchers at Rhode Island Hospital have found a substantial link between increased levels of nitrates in our environment and food, with increased deaths from diseases, including Alzheimer's, diabetes mellitus and Parkinson's...


Alcohol-Free Wine Glaze for Chicken image Alcohol-Free Wine Glaze for Chicken

A chicken recipe using dealcoholized wine as a glaze...

Controlling Pasta Portions Keeps Weight Off image Controlling Pasta Portions Keeps Weight Off

Controlling pasta portions can help keep the weight off without having to avoid delicious food entirely...

View more videos...