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Founder of Coeliac Disease Support Group Australia.
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The Gluten Free Queen

3 days ago

With ANZAC Day approaching both new and seasoned (no pun intended) coeliacs are looking to bake up some classic and important ANZAC Day bikkies.Please be aware that some people and companies that you may follow on social media will say that oats are safe for coeliacs. While some coeliacs can tolerate oats, many can't. And those of us who can't, do have the same or similar reaction to that of being glutened. We get symptomatic (in various forms) and damage our bodies, making them more susceptible to other conditions which include bowel cancer. For this reason, oats cannot be labelled gluten free in Australia or New Zealand under the FSANZ laws (food labelling laws). To find out if you can tolerate oats, there is a medically supervised oat challenge that you can do through your gastroenterologist.Please also remember that "GF Oats" that you may see in the shops and online, stands for "Gloriously Free", NOT Gluten Free.This is a diplomatic post, but honeslty I am so very angry. If this was a peanut allergy rather than coeliac it would be treated so much differently and the "just try it and see how you feel" attitude would make the news. We need to be taken seriously. If you do see any posts across social media, please report them to Coeliac Australia, potentially the FSANZ, and comment if you feel like you want to.For a safe coeliac ANZAC recipe head to my group, or to the one on my website - www.theglutenfreequeen.com.au/anzac-biscuits/#wprm-recipe-container-646@followers ... See MoreSee Less

Nut free buffet sign (Halloween)

Nut free toothpick flags (Halloween)

Onion free buffet sign (Halloween)

Onion free toothpick flags (Halloween)

Peanut free buffet sign (Halloween)

Peanut free toothpick flags (Halloween)

Tree nut free buffet sign (Halloween)

Tree nut free toothpick flags (Halloween)

Vegan buffet sign (Halloween)

Vegan toothpick flags (Halloween)

Vegetarian buffet sign (Halloween)

Vegetarian toothpick flags (Halloween)