With all the Gluten Free magazines available it can be hard to find the right one for you. At different points I have subscribed to all of the big three. Currently I’m really enjoying Living Without magazine. It provides great recipes, product highlights, interviews, education and fun articles. The current issue has recipes for chocolate cupcakes, homemade biscuits, french onion soup and much more.
Living Without has some amazing resources on their website to include educational guides, ebooks, recipes, and quick start guides. One of their recent projects is the Best Gluten-Free Cookbook. It has over 150 recipes created by many leading chefs in the Gluten Free community. It reminds me of a church recipe book and the best part is all the recipes are Gluten Free!
Another awesome thing about Living Without is their website My Life With Food Allergies. This is a fabulous resource for people in the Gluten Free / Allergy Free community. The posts are written by food bloggers from all over. At this point I should add that I am lucky enough to be a contributor as well!
I dig that Living Without cares so much for our community and does so much to reach out and help.
For the #GFreefor3 giveaway one winner will win the Best Gluten-Free Cookbook pictured above. I have my own copy that I love.
To learn about the month long giveaway go here.
Login below to enter for all the prizes available. The Living Without winner will be drawn on 1/15/14 at 9:30pm EST.
Disclaimer: The cookbook was donated by Living Without. Some of the links included in the post are affiliate links.
I just started our family back in December so close to a month we have been gluten free…with 4 kids it’s been hard but the results have been good…It’s difficult to transition from pizza, bread and pasta to gluten, my kids have been wonderful.
I’ve been reading this magazine for such a long time that I commonly use it and others for freebies for my Gluten Free Tours, I just found your blog and would love to offer you a free Gluten Free tour next time you’re in New York City!
We have been gluten free for SEVEN years now! It is hard to believe. Way before gluten free became so popular we all when gluten free after years of my kids (and my) being sick. Doctor after doctor had no idea what was wrong until my son got super sick and they did genetic testing for celiac.