Learning that you have an allergy or sensitivity to products containing gluten - anything containing wheat, barley, or rye – can be stressful in and of itself, let alone trying to find the extra funds to support your new diet. If you’ve given up gluten, you’ve probably noticed after trips to any health food specialty stores that gluten-free food items are not cheap. Even though it’s estimated that one in every 133 Americans is afflicted with celiac disease (that’s roughly 2.8 million people), premade gluten-free foods are significantly more money than their gluten-filled

counterparts. Which is why I’ve come up with some tips for how to live gluten-free without breaking the bank. Buy the Basics: Rather than get caught up with all of the shiny, expensive new gluten-free items your local grocery store has started stocking its shelves with, stick to the basics. Vegetables, fruits, fish, meats, brown rice, potatoes, corn, quinoa, and nuts are all gluten-free, so try getting creative with foods that are gluten-free to begin with. Keep reading for more tips.

Excerpt from: 
How to Live Gluten-Free on a Budget