Guess what? Jules Gluten Free has kindly offered Gratefulfoodie readers a FREE Gluten-Free Thanksgiving e-Book!!! Yes, Free—one of my favorite words! In our food allergy planning, planning and more planning is what keeps us sane, safe and happy! So it’s not too early to start planning! Grab your copy of Jules’ Gluten-Free Thanksgiving e-Book today!
This offer ends on the Tuesday the 23rd, so order it RIGHT NOW! I confess to not catching up with my emails sooner, so I robbed you of one day!
Here is the link: Jules Gluten Free
The coupon code is: Grateful (then press Apply)
Important Detail: You will need to “buy” the ebook. Then enter the coupon code and press apply. This will bring the total to $0.
If you are not familiar with Jules Gluten Free, check her out…I purchased my first product from her only about a year and a half ago. She sells her own gluten free flour mix in addition to many other mixes (pancake, cornbread and cookbooks).
Brief Description:
Jules’ 54-page Gluten-Free Thanksgiving e-Book has 4 pages of holiday tips, a 6-week planning timeline, a page of bread-baking tips and more than 20 delicious, gluten-free recipes that will please both gluten-free and gluten-full eaters alike. I purchased last year’s Gluten-Free Thanksgiving e-Book and it was a pure winner, so I am sure this year is even better.
- Traditional Stuffing
- Corn Bread Stuffing
- Turkey & Gravy
- Buttermilk Biscuits
- Apple Pie
- Pumpkin Pie
- Pumpkin Cheesecake
- And more…
Thank you Jules for thinking of us and helping everyone get geared up for Thanksgiving! There is snow on our mountains today, so I’m beginning to feel rather holiday-ish already.
p.s. I just realized that I should always mention, but clearly have forgotten, my opinions are mine and I do not accept payment for anything I review or speak about! I’m just my opinionated self!
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One of the hardest things I find about managing both life threatening food allergies and asthma is talking to others. I hate to be the one that might be perceived as demanding, pushing or for asking too much. What I now know, fourteen years later, is that honest, clear information presented with kindness works!..