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If you’re not sure if a beer is truly gluten-free or not, know that all gluten-free beer labels must adhere to specific FDA standards.

A stigma may be attached to gluten-free and gluten-reduced beers, but they keep getting better all the time!

Yes, gluten-free beer that doesn't suck.

If you’re looking for something a little bit more robust to kick-off 2018, give the New Planet Pale Ale a whirl. A multiple gold medal winner (and not just in a gluten free category), this beer has a killer hop profile courtesy of the Sterling and Cascade hops, and when paired with some smokey foods like steak or ribs, the bitterness balances out the smokey for a party for your tastebuds.

Here's the complete gluten free beer brand listing that you must check out today. Plus, discover some awesome gluten free craft beers.

When my friend Alyssa was diagnosed with Celiac disease, a hereditary autoimmune disorder that makes sufferers gluten intolerant, 12 years ago, it was a devastating a blow. Not only did the diagnosis force her to give up any products that include wheat, barley, and rye, such as breads, pastas, and baked goods, but she also had to forego one of her favorite alcoholic beverages—beer.

Sweet & Spicy Bacon Wrapped Chicken Tenders - one of the best things we ate last week. Only 4 simple ingredients - chicken, bacon, brown sugar and chili powder. They only take about 5 minutes to make and are ready to eat in under 30 minutes. Sweet and salty in one bite!

17 Gluten Free Beers That Don't Suck... now if only local stores would carry them all I'd be set!

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If you ask around, just about everyone has an opinion on “gluten-free,” Celiac Disease, or gluten-sensitivity. Often times, their opinions are misinformed and can be insulting, especially to people who have Celiac Disease (CD) or are gluten-sensitive. For those of you (or your friends) who have CD or have gluten-sensitivity, you’ve probably heard the snide …