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So I’m getting this “gluten free” lifestyle under control.  I recently found chocolate cupcakes, spanakopita and franks in a blanket.  But my best find?  Progresso makes a gluten free version of its Italian wedding soup!  Horribly expensive, but well worth the cost.

Drew bought two big bags of Halloween candy for the trick-or-treater.  Of course he bought stuff that we like to eat, just in case we don’t get a lot of kids at our house.  Sad to learn that Milky Way is not gluten free, but happily I can still eat Snickers.

I’ll be finishing my Halloween display this weekend.  I have window clings, some plastic bats and …well, another lawn ornament … and I might buy a couple of pumpkins …

I found my witch hat, I can’t wait to wear it when I answer the door on Halloween.  

Duchess will likely hide in the bedroom during trick-or-treat, but I’m wondering if Shadow will sit in the window…a living Halloween decoration?

Yeah, I’m really enjoying spooky season this year. 

Comments

  1. Liz A.October 12, 2023 at 6:03 PM

    It's surprising sometimes what is and is not gluten free. Glad you've found some great alternatives.

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  2. Paula COctober 12, 2023 at 6:30 PM

    Hershey has a whole list of candy that is GF. I also avoid gluten. It is amazing how many processed foods contain gluten. Great you found a soup without it. So many do.

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