Bakery Is All Gluten Free

Eric wrote:

Thank you for bringing this story and store to the public. I was the guy featured in the article a month or so ago in the Tulsa World. If we continue to get the awareness of gluten out to our community, we will start to see more restaurants and stores cater to the needs of people with gluten sensitivity. I have seen other towns especially up north for some reason that have an amazing awareness. We will get there with the help of people like you. Thank you again to both News6 and CC's Gluten Free Food. I look forward to visiting you in Wagoner very soon. Eric

Coasters wrote:

Still waiting for an answer to the question of how does Gluten affect people?

post-it notehanger wrote:

I hope they don't make "glutens" of themselves, now that they can have baked goods.

Mom wrote:

I'm so glad to hear of the bakery in Wagoner!We have a bakery in Claremore that now does special order gluten-free cakes. My daughter has celiac and for the first time in years we actually had a "bakery cake" for her graduation!

Munchkin2 wrote:

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My grandson was just diagnosed with severe food allergies. He is allergic to everything except air. All milk products, wheats, corn, bananas, beef, cats, dogs, certain trees and grasses...the list goes on and on. He is two years old and has been sick almost his entire life.
His symptoms were different then most in that he doesn't have show most symptoms. The foods were shutting down his immune system, therefore he was becoming ill all the time.
He has now been on a gluten free (and everything else) diet since May and he hasn't been sick once!!! I'm so happy he is getting better.
It is very expensive to eat gluten free. Not to mention the social aspect. Kids birthday's with cake and ice cream that your child can't partake in. Restaurants...you pretty much have to bring your own food, or at least we do to feed the little one.
I will tell my daughter about this bakery, she will be excited.