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Clearly it has nothing to do with people's evolving eating habits and new found rejection of processed carbohydrate-rich flour based foods. Clearly. I also un
by dmschulman 14y ago
Clearly it has nothing to do with people's evolving eating habits and new found rejection of processed carbohydrate-rich flour based foods.
Clearly.
I also understand in the article the author focused on Celiacs vs diagnosed but-not-really Celiacs, but the author should really expand his thesis. You might not even have a medical condition but would still choose to reject white bread, Twinkies, crackers, pizza, etc.
- autarch 14y agoRejecting white flour is not the same thing as claiming you cannot tolerate any gluten whatsoever.
- stcredzero 14y agoYes, but for many it may be a obfuscated way of rejecting white flour.