Omission Beer announced today it has received the Seal of Approval from the Celiac Sprue Association, regarding its products made with traditional beer ingredients.
Omission brews are crafted with malted barley and the like, but the company removes the gluten during the process. Although some celiacs have been wary to try these beers, the approval of the CSA means Omission products have passed the non-profit organization's rigorous testing standards.
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Monday, November 18, 2013
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Just visting
The previous post focused on vendors from the Garden State who participated in the Gluten & Allergen Free Expo, earlier this month in Secaucus. However, a few out-of-towners caught our eye too.
The following vendors are highlighted for two reasons. 1) The products are genuinely good. Some I've even purchased at my local grocery store since sampling them at the Expo. 2) The people were interesting, friendly and seemingly honest.
Cook Simple
The following vendors are highlighted for two reasons. 1) The products are genuinely good. Some I've even purchased at my local grocery store since sampling them at the Expo. 2) The people were interesting, friendly and seemingly honest.
Cook Simple
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