GF Luncheon at TRI-C’s Eastern Campus, Nov. 6

TRI-C Eastern Campus’s Hospitality Students will be having a gluten free luncheon special on Thursday November 6th, from 11:30am to 12:45pm at their student run restaurant called Café 4250, located off Parking lot H3.

The special will be:
Autumn Zucchini with Ricotta Basil Mousse
Braised Chicken with Mushroom Herb Sauce
Mashed Sweet Potatoes and Asparagus
Caramel Pumpkin Spice Mousse

Cost is $9.00 and does not include beverage.
Reservations can be made any time between 11:30am to 12:45 pm. Call 216-987-2494.
Make sure the reservation is for the GF special lunch (they serve regular food too).

If you would like to attend and be seated at the NEOCN table at 11:30am…you are welcome to join us.
Email us at info@neohioceliac.com and tell us how many are coming. We’ll add you to our reservation.

Hospitality Management Center of Excellence
Cuyahoga Community College, Eastern Campus
4250 Richmond Road
Highland Hills, Ohio 44122
216-987-2494

GF Halloween Candy Lists 2014

Don’t let the treats play tricks on you!

Having trouble figuring out what candy is gluten free? This is a great opportunity to review new candy lists that are updated annually. These GF Halloween candy lists are only meant as guides. Remember that ingredients can change without notice.  Always double check labels and ingredients.

Candy companies are changing candy bars to minis, bites, and seasonal shapes. While the original candy bar might have been gluten free, these variations may NOT be. For example, it is wonderful that Hershey’s still offers a gluten free list. However, Hershey’s left York minis, shapes, and pieces off the list. They also left off Mr. Goodbar. When we talked to a supervisor, they said these items have not yet been certified, but will be reviewed in the future. So for now, make safe choices, and candy may be marked gluten free in the future.

Halloween Candy Lists:
Hershey List

Celiac Disease About.com

CDF List

 

Pastativo

Beachwood Place

Archived by Diane on 4/14/2019: Location closed.

pastativo.com

Beachwood Place Mall – food court
26300 Cedar Road.
Beachwood, Ohio 44122
216-360-7278

Diane writes:
There’s a new place to try at the Beachwood Place food court, located next to Chick-fil-a. It’s a Piada-type place, but has gluten free pasta. While you watch, the chef creates a pasta or salad with your choice of toppings, meat, sauce. The meatballs have gluten and there are croutons, breadsticks and gluten filled desserts. But they use a clean pan and spoon and the chef used clean gloves and was aware of issues of cross-contamination. I had GF pasta with marinara sauce and lots of vegetables. The previously cooked GF pasta (confirmed cooked in clean pot – new water) fell apart with reheating in the sauce, as GF pasta will do. But it was a huge portion, very reasonably priced, fresh and tasty. Companion enjoyed a colorful salad – another GF option.

Pastativo

Sweet Christine’s Gluten-free Bakery

Philadelphia PA- Kennett Sq. area

NOTE by Diane: Archived 7/6/2017 – links broken – reported closed yelp.

sweetchristinesglutenfree.com

503 ORCHARD AVE.
KENNETT SQUARE, PA 19348

610-444-5542

Mariann writes (9-14)

Sweet Christines has  g-f baked options for individuals on-line or on-site (Phila. PA); via grocery stores; food service options are also available.  See their website for the full listing of items and ordering options.

Sweet Christines g-f bakery is the bread provider for Jilly’s Music Room Restaurant in Akron, OH.

Columbus Celiac Disease Conference

Nationwide Children’s Hospital is hosting its 27th annual Celiac Disease Conference in Columbus on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2014.

Registration is required and cost is $45 for the all day conference which includes a GF continental breakfast and GF lunch. Parking is $2. No Walk-ins allowed.

There are separate educational tracks for children and teens, speakers, and a vendor fair of about 10-20 vendors. Dr. Ivor Hill will speak as well as registered dietitians.

To register call 614-355-0662 or online.
It’s a bit tricky to navigate their website, so….
1) Click here: http://www.nationwidechildrens.org/about-celiac-disease
2) In far right column under resources, click “Visit the Education site”.
3) Under the keyword search, type in “celiac”, click “search classes”. Conference link is the second choice. Click.
4) Conference details pop up and you register at the bottom.

Other conferences can cost $100 or more. Columbus conference rates are one of the best deals in the US. Register today before it is sold out.