December 10, 2017

Join me on Sundays for a list of gluten free recipes or recipes that can adapted to be gluten free on my blog.

Almond Joy Granola

Cranberry Orange Oatmeal

Cranberry Relish Grilled Cheese (Use gluten free bread)

Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Dip

Hot Chocolate Mix

Pumpkin No Bake Energy Balls

Stone Fruit Fruit Salad

Tastes of Thanksgiving Green Smoothie

Apple Cinnamon Instant Oatmeal

Baked French Fries

Happy eating,
Traci

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