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Aeryn "Still using a fax machine... Why?!" L.'s Profile
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1. Marineland Theme Park
I can't believe I'm first to review for Marineland! There are actually three different entries for "Marineland Information", but this one has the correct address for the theme park (one of the other ones is for the marketing/sales dept).
My husband,…More »
2. Maid of the Mist
It might no longer be one of the Seven Wonders, but standing directly at the foot of the falls in Niagara is truly an awe inspiring experience.
Even if it's hard to see once you're in the very heart of it due to the heavy mist, just standing there and…More »
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Best Places to Shop Gluten Free (3)At six months of age, I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Growing up, all I knew was that this meant I had to have milk-substitutes instead of the real deal, and my parents would have to drive down to the Sick Kid's in downtown Toronto to purchase dough for bread, so that I could have sandwiches like any other kid.For whatever reason, my parents thought that I had "grown out" of this allergy to wheat and dairy products (essentially anything that has gluten in it, including All Purpose flour) when I was around eight; so I began to eat all the foods that my friends did. Looking back now, I was always uncomfortably bloated and gaseous - right up into university; and never understood why all the other kids didn't seem to be in pain right after lunch every day. Long story short, I've recently discovered what it meant to be intolerant to foods with gluten and have found that I live MUCH better without it. I might not have Celiac Disease as what was first diagnosed, but I definitely have an intolerance to gluten. Problem is, it's in practically everything. Or it was. These days, there are lots of products displaying a "Gluten Free" banner on their label which I'm now having fun discovering, but it can still be difficult find these items at regular stores. So here's my list of places, mostly found in the Junction area that sell Gluten Free foods. |
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Toronto, ON
Yelping SinceJune 2009
Things I Lovesushi, sashimi, unagi, great now I'm hungry, gluten free, edible gluten free foods, bowling, puppies, especially canadian westies, and huskies, writing, free stuff, sci fi, Theory of a Deadman
Find Me Ina tank & pjs
My HometownToronto, Ontario
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...I'm writing, or reading, or making stuff up on photoshop or illustrator
Why You Should Read My ReviewsI wrate good.
My Second Favourite Website The Last Great Book I ReadEats, Shoots and Leaves
My First ConcertNew Kids on The Block *facepalm*
My Favourite MovieStargate *facepalm*
My Last Meal On EarthDouble Big Mac w/ extra sauce, onions and pickles, large fries and a diet coke.
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I'm addicted to the internet box
Most Recent DiscoveryBuddyPress plugin for Wordpress *swweeeeett*
Current Crushcream soda