my life for kit kats...

[kestral_kitsune]

gluten free kit kat bars why are they not a thing -sob- my sister is being an evil butt and munching away on kit kat bars and making obscene noises cause she knows I can't have them.

or the twix bars she has in the freezer



in other news: how's your guy's day going?

[melodys_angel]

My reaction when I picked up green tea pokey for my sister.  I cant have gluten either.

But I survive.  You find alternatives and some of the stuff I can bake overwrites some stuff you buy



ive had an ok day.  A lot of having to be an adult.  But the day is over and I just quickly went to check  things before heading to rest

[kestral_kitsune]

My reaction when I picked up green tea pokey for my sister.  I cant have gluten either.

But I survive.  You find alternatives and some of the stuff I can bake overwrites some stuff you buy



ive had an ok day.  A lot of having to be an adult.  But the day is over and I just quickly went to check  things before heading to rest

lol yesss pocky i miss that and yeah being an adult is tiring D:

[Princess Lala]

I'm a rebel, I grew up eating kviklunjs xD the only "Kit Kat" I will touch is a green tea KitKat imported from Japan-those are amazing!

[Galactica]

gluten free kit kat bars why are they not a thing -sob- my sister is being an evil butt and munching away on kit kat bars and making obscene noises cause she knows I can't have them.

or the twix bars she has in the freezer



in other news: how's your guy's day going?

I kinda feel your pain.  My favorite thing in the world is (okay used to be) ice cream- and specifically this local "Molly Moon" ice cream- but if I ate even a couple of bites, I would be nauseous and absolutely sick for days.  Just isn't worth it.  But my family just came up to visit and they all got double scoops...

I ate some sorbet.  It really isn't the same. 

BUT - you can try making your own kit kats?
http://glutenfreeonashoestring.com/homemade-gluten-free-kit-kats/

[True]

Me with particularly rich/sweet dairy.. I went to a friends wedding, all the cake was cheesecake, It was torture because I LOVE cheesecake, but it makes me very sick lol. I cant have anything with a "sweet" cream cheese in it, which ends up being a lot of yummy things. I also cant have anything with alfredo sauce in it, I'm not too bummed about that, and I still make it, because everyone else likes it, I just eat something else. :p There are others, but these are the things I run into most.

Other than that, Im having a pretty good day today.

[kaoskat]

Maybe soon. There's more new stuff all the time.

[kestral_kitsune]

gluten free kit kat bars why are they not a thing -sob- my sister is being an evil butt and munching away on kit kat bars and making obscene noises cause she knows I can't have them.

or the twix bars she has in the freezer



in other news: how's your guy's day going?

I kinda feel your pain.  My favorite thing in the world is (okay used to be) ice cream- and specifically this local "Molly Moon" ice cream- but if I ate even a couple of bites, I would be nauseous and absolutely sick for days.  Just isn't worth it.  But my family just came up to visit and they all got double scoops...

I ate some sorbet.  It really isn't the same. 

BUT - you can try making your own kit kats?
http://glutenfreeonashoestring.com/homemade-gluten-free-kit-kats/

i have no luck with the making my own route, I don't have a cooking bone in my body  for anything that isn't simple . but I'll save that link and have my sister attempt it she's the one who does the cooking for me.

[Galactica]

gluten free kit kat bars why are they not a thing -sob- my sister is being an evil butt and munching away on kit kat bars and making obscene noises cause she knows I can't have them.

or the twix bars she has in the freezer



in other news: how's your guy's day going?

I kinda feel your pain.  My favorite thing in the world is (okay used to be) ice cream- and specifically this local "Molly Moon" ice cream- but if I ate even a couple of bites, I would be nauseous and absolutely sick for days.  Just isn't worth it.  But my family just came up to visit and they all got double scoops...

I ate some sorbet.  It really isn't the same. 

BUT - you can try making your own kit kats?
http://glutenfreeonashoestring.com/homemade-gluten-free-kit-kats/

i have no luck with the making my own route, I don't have a cooking bone in my body  for anything that isn't simple . but I'll save that link and have my sister attempt it she's the one who does the cooking for me.

I can't cook either- but baking is much easier. No intuition required- just follow instructions.

But still your sister should definitely make them for you, she owes you for eating kit kats in front of you!

[Motion-Paradox]

gluten free kit kat bars why are they not a thing -sob- my sister is being an evil butt and munching away on kit kat bars and making obscene noises cause she knows I can't have them.

or the twix bars she has in the freezer

These things are usually genetic though; I have celiac disease and my Mother, Grandmother, and Uncle all have it too. My point being that if she's your 100% sister (is that that how you say it? As in you both have the exact same parents and not half sister or adoptive) she probably can't have it either

But in my case it's more a matter of paranoia; I was diagnosed when I was 10 and there weren't very many options then (I could only have home made candy until I was about 16) and I was accidentally exposed for several months when I went to this one restaurant I thought was safe that actually wasn't several years ago, so I tend to worry about that happening again since the damage would be permanent And there are a lot of things that can have gluten that you wouldn't expect like candy, toothpaste, fruit juice, cottage cheese, and wallpaper paste (you can breathe it in when wall papering), plus the risk of cross-contamination. Though there aren't very many things I eat to begin with and I've managed to find safe versions of more or less everything I like at this point.

At this point I'm more or less used to people eating things in front of me, but the one that really ticks me off is when people ask if they can try my gluten free things, especially if we're out (since I usually bring only what I need, plus I'm hypoglycemic) or if we're at my house and they want to try part of my meal (My parents and I generally each do our own cooking so when I cook it's always exactly the right amount for me)

[kestral_kitsune]

gluten free kit kat bars why are they not a thing -sob- my sister is being an evil butt and munching away on kit kat bars and making obscene noises cause she knows I can't have them.

or the twix bars she has in the freezer

These things are usually genetic though; I have celiac disease and my Mother, Grandmother, and Uncle all have it too. My point being that if she's your 100% sister (is that that how you say it? As in you both have the exact same parents and not half sister or adoptive) she probably can't have it either

But in my case it's more a matter of paranoia; I was diagnosed when I was 10 and there weren't very many options then (I could only have home made candy until I was about 16) and I was accidentally exposed for several months when I went to this one restaurant I thought was safe that actually wasn't several years ago, so I tend to worry about that happening again since the damage would be permanent And there are a lot of things that can have gluten that you wouldn't expect like candy, toothpaste, fruit juice, cottage cheese, and wallpaper paste (you can breathe it in when wall papering), plus the risk of cross-contamination. Though there aren't very many things I eat to begin with and I've managed to find safe versions of more or less everything I like at this point.

At this point I'm more or less used to people eating things in front of me, but the one that really ticks me off is when people ask if they can try my gluten free things, especially if we're out (since I usually bring only what I need, plus I'm hypoglycemic) or if we're at my house and they want to try part of my meal (My parents and I generally each do our own cooking so when I cook it's always exactly the right amount for me)

oh I'm used to others eating in front of me she was just being very very obnoxious about it . Mom insists that its 'all in my head' even though i've been sick as a kid wen ever i ate something.

[Galactica]

gluten free kit kat bars why are they not a thing -sob- my sister is being an evil butt and munching away on kit kat bars and making obscene noises cause she knows I can't have them.

or the twix bars she has in the freezer

These things are usually genetic though; I have celiac disease and my Mother, Grandmother, and Uncle all have it too. My point being that if she's your 100% sister (is that that how you say it? As in you both have the exact same parents and not half sister or adoptive) she probably can't have it either

But in my case it's more a matter of paranoia; I was diagnosed when I was 10 and there weren't very many options then (I could only have home made candy until I was about 16) and I was accidentally exposed for several months when I went to this one restaurant I thought was safe that actually wasn't several years ago, so I tend to worry about that happening again since the damage would be permanent And there are a lot of things that can have gluten that you wouldn't expect like candy, toothpaste, fruit juice, cottage cheese, and wallpaper paste (you can breathe it in when wall papering), plus the risk of cross-contamination. Though there aren't very many things I eat to begin with and I've managed to find safe versions of more or less everything I like at this point.

At this point I'm more or less used to people eating things in front of me, but the one that really ticks me off is when people ask if they can try my gluten free things, especially if we're out (since I usually bring only what I need, plus I'm hypoglycemic) or if we're at my house and they want to try part of my meal (My parents and I generally each do our own cooking so when I cook it's always exactly the right amount for me)

oh I'm used to others eating in front of me she was just being very very obnoxious about it . Mom insists that its 'all in my head' even though i've been sick as a kid wen ever i ate something.

Oh I assumed you had Celiac! Celiac disease is actually really serious- and you may not have many outward symptoms. https://celiac.org/celiac-disease/what-is-celiac-disease/

If you think you might have issues with consider asking your doc for the celiac disease blood test.

[melodys_angel]

The blood test is dodgy though and you can easily get a false negative.

I was told by my GI tract specialist to go gluten free even though my tests were negative and it has helped.  He thinks I have a sensitivity to it but not the full on celiac.

That said I still have to be super careful.  I can relate to cooking my own things or getting my own safe foods.  That stuff is expensive!  If im sharing you are only getting a little bit.

[kestral_kitsune]

gluten free kit kat bars why are they not a thing -sob- my sister is being an evil butt and munching away on kit kat bars and making obscene noises cause she knows I can't have them.

or the twix bars she has in the freezer

These things are usually genetic though; I have celiac disease and my Mother, Grandmother, and Uncle all have it too. My point being that if she's your 100% sister (is that that how you say it? As in you both have the exact same parents and not half sister or adoptive) she probably can't have it either

But in my case it's more a matter of paranoia; I was diagnosed when I was 10 and there weren't very many options then (I could only have home made candy until I was about 16) and I was accidentally exposed for several months when I went to this one restaurant I thought was safe that actually wasn't several years ago, so I tend to worry about that happening again since the damage would be permanent And there are a lot of things that can have gluten that you wouldn't expect like candy, toothpaste, fruit juice, cottage cheese, and wallpaper paste (you can breathe it in when wall papering), plus the risk of cross-contamination. Though there aren't very many things I eat to begin with and I've managed to find safe versions of more or less everything I like at this point.

At this point I'm more or less used to people eating things in front of me, but the one that really ticks me off is when people ask if they can try my gluten free things, especially if we're out (since I usually bring only what I need, plus I'm hypoglycemic) or if we're at my house and they want to try part of my meal (My parents and I generally each do our own cooking so when I cook it's always exactly the right amount for me)

oh I'm used to others eating in front of me she was just being very very obnoxious about it . Mom insists that its 'all in my head' even though i've been sick as a kid wen ever i ate something.

Oh I assumed you had Celiac! Celiac disease is actually really serious- and you may not have many outward symptoms. https://celiac.org/celiac-disease/what-is-celiac-disease/

If you think you might have issues with consider asking your doc for the celiac disease blood test.

The blood test is dodgy though and you can easily get a false negative.

I was told by my GI tract specialist to go gluten free even though my tests were negative and it has helped.  He thinks I have a sensitivity to it but not the full on celiac.

That said I still have to be super careful.  I can relate to cooking my own things or getting my own safe foods.  That stuff is expensive!  If im sharing you are only getting a little bit.

I tested negative for the celiac but doctors told me that I tested positive for a high sensitivity/allergy to gluten so I am careful with what I eat.  My sister has her own separate cook ware for when she wants something that might have gluten - grilled cheese sandwhich/easy stuff-  and she made me a gluten free cobbler/danish thing we found a recipe for.