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Christmas can be one of the most frustrating times of the year to eat
gluten free. Every time you turn around there are cookies and candies
full of gluten to tempt you. You “get” to go to more parties and
special lunches and dinner than any other time of the year, and each
one is full of landmines. What do you say to your host? Will you get
strange looks when you ask the waiter a whole lot of questions when
you are out with your entire department?

And then there are the family events. How do you explain that you
can’t eat Aunt Louise’s special Christmas tarts or that you need your
sister to cook the turkey without stuffing? How do you resist eating
the candy cane cookies that the children in your family have made for
Santa every year for as long as you can remember. What about the
special Christmas Eve rituals that involve sharing foods that are made
with wheat? How do you not participate? Should you just stay away so
that everyone else doesn’t have a bad time?

Good Grief – It’s a Gluten Free Christmas is a special report to helps
you figure out how to deal with all of these social situations. Full
of practical suggestions, it will help you learn to re-orient your own
thinking about holiday events. It offers tips on dealing with cravings
at the moment you are faced with that gluten-laden treat and even
offers 10 Tips for Being a Great Gluten-Free Guest.

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Happy Holidays and best wishes for a wonderful healthy 2012 to you and
your family.

Sue Newell
www.learntoeatglutenfree.com

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