If you’ve ever had Ethiopian cuisine, you know just how gluten-friendly it is. Originating in Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia, the basis of Ethiopian cuisine is Injera, a sourdough-risen bread made with Teff, an ancient grain that’s naturally gluten free. Traditionally, […]
read moreWe just love a good (and safe) food truck, so we’re thrilled that Say Pao de Queijo arrived on the Boston scene last year. If you’re not familiar with Brazilian cheese bread, we’re happy to explain. It’s made from cassava […]
read moreHidden in a strip mall in Chelmsford, MA is a cute little diner quietly serving up a BIG gluten-free menu. But you won’t find a GF label anywhere on it – just a little note explaining that nearly the entire […]
read moreWe LOVE restaurants that work their hardest to accommodate gluten-free diners, and Jo’s American Bistro in Newport, RI is one of them. Though not a dedicated gluten free facility, the menu is full of safe options, and not just proteins […]
read moreIf you came to our Greater Boston Expo, you got to meet (and sample!) Annie May’s Sweet Cafe, the region’s newest allergen-friendly bakery. Located in the Newtonville section of Newton, MA, this is the second location for owner Annie May. […]
read moreDid we just discover a gluten-free unicorn? Maybe, maybe not, but the calzones we found at Portland Pie Company are pretty darn dreamy. With seven locations in Maine and one in New Hampshire, these guys seem to really know how […]
read moreThe Chicken and Rice Guys are way more than a food truck. They’re five food trucks, 4 brick and mortar locations, and a busy catering business. And they sure do know how to do gluten free. Founded 7 years ago […]
read moreCold weather’s coming, and hot tea can help. Check out this list of places across the region where you can get your high tea gluten free! Did we miss one? Email your favorite to abby@wickedglutenfree.com and we’ll add it […]
read moreTracy Kim Horn, the owner of Parfait, one of the newest food trucks on the Massachusetts food scene, is in it for all the right reasons. With two young daughters and a healthy lifestyle, she and her husband became frustrated […]
read moreIt’s such a wonderment that Italy is one of the top safe European countries for celiac travelers. So why should Little Italy in Boston be any different? We popped into Al Dente for a quick dinner about a month ago, […]
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