Eat! Gluten-Free News

If you have unexplained symptoms or have a family member with celiac disease, complete our Symptoms Assessment Tool to see if you have an increased risk for celiac disease. You will also receive a free product from Proud Sponsor Schär.

Dinner decisions come easy when Proud Sponsor Lean Cuisine is involved! Browse gluten-free Lean Cuisine meals today.

Happy April Fools’ Day! Don’t let the date fool you, we aren’t joking about these delicious, gluten-free candies. Check out our Easter and Passover gluten-free candy list to make sure these holidays are all they’re cracked up to be! The candies listed are considered to be gluten-free by their United States manufacturers.

During May Celiac Awareness Month, the Celiac Disease Foundation will join with celiac disease organizations around the world in an international campaign to strengthen our message and mission to raise awareness of celiac disease.

There’s no compromising with this Stouffer’s Gluten-Free Macaroni & Cheese! Satisfy your hunger with the classic, deliciously creamy dish you love, made with 100% real cheese and gluten-free noodles!

The Celiac Disease Foundation is announcing its newly-created CDF Research Working Group: a collaborative effort specifically designed to build on the progress we have made in the federal advocacy arena.

Breakfast better with the great taste of Proud Sponsor Jones Dairy Farm’s all-natural, gluten-free chicken sausage. It’s fully cooked and has 8 grams of protein!

Enjoy the great taste and perfect crunch of Proud Sponsor Wasa crispbread! Layer on your favorite healthy toppings for a smart and satisfying snack.

View the CDMRP Informational Webinar, in which Program Manager Dr. Cecilia Dupecher outlines the application process for celiac disease researchers, providing a comprehensive overview of what is needed to compete for new research funding.

One of the most powerful ways we at the Celiac Disease Foundation can advocate on behalf of the patient community is to work with the federal government to improve the lives of everyone – everyone – affected by celiac disease.