About The Celiac Shop
The Celiac Shop is designed, hosted, and operated by a person with celiac disease named
Steve Rider.
The Celiac Shop exists to benefit those with celiac disease by making it easier to find
gluten-free products, books about celiac disease and the gluten free diet, and small
kitchen appliances useful to those on a gluten-free diet.
Our role in your shopping experience consists entirely of helping you to find products you want to buy,
we do not stock or sell anything at all. All sales, shipping, and payment for items you select here
are handled by Amazon.com. The Celiac Shop is an Amazon Associate store.
This website can be classified as a web search portal, each time you request a page of product
information our server contacts Amazon.com to get the details, then we format the information
according to our design and send the results to your web browser. Our shopping cart keeps
track of any items you add, and when you choose to checkout we redirect your request to Amazon.com.
Each month the nice people at Amazon.com add up all of the items they have sold to people
that clicked on one of our store or ad links, and based on some complicated math, we get
a certain percentage of the proceeds. We only receive payment from Amazon, not from you,
and you only pay Amazon, not us. Our role is exclusively helping you find stuff and
making it look so nice that you just can't resist buying it. We think we know at least
something about what people with celiac disease want to buy. How are we doing?
Privacy Policy
We don't know who you are and we never will. We do not know your email address
and we have no means available for you to tell us what that might be. We can't reveal
your private details because we will never know what they are. Our privacy policy is "Yes",
we want to respect your privacy by never knowing anything personal about you.
The web server on which this site is hosted does record your IP address, just
as every other web server on the planet also does. A record of your IP address and
the pages you access on this site is maintained automatically by this web server so
that it can be used to track usage trends, troubleshoot problems, and to allow us
to defend the site from the occasional malicious hack attempt. Most web browsers automatically
identify themselves as to what type of web browser they are, which version, and which
computer operating system is being used to run the browser. This helps web servers to
provide you with web pages that you will be able to see and use. There is nothing malicious
or invasive about this process, and it happens on every website that you visit. The
log files on our server are erased on a daily basis by an automatic process.
No permament record of your visit is retained unless you make a purchase from Amazon.com.
If you add one or more products to your shopping cart and you then select Checkout at Amazon
our store software sends us an automated email that includes the items you selected but
no details about you except your IP address, as mentioned above. This is done for
2 reasons, it helps us to understand what gluten-free or other items our visitors wish to buy,
and it helps us to troubleshoot any problems that may occur. Again, this email does not
include any personal details about you at all.
About Us
 Steve Rider, the
designer, owner, and operator of this website, is a semi-retired
old person with a lifelong interest in geeky stuff. He has about 65 websites, we think.
Nobody is really sure. He just keeps making more websites all of the time. He is known for this.
Steve lives in warm and beautiful Palm Springs, California with his registered domestic partner and about 20 computers.
If you wish to contact Steve you can use this form. Steve reads all email messages that are sent by human beings,
but spammers need not apply.
Thank You
Thank you for visiting The Celiac Shop, we hope you will find this site useful, or at
least entertaining. And if you have celiac disease please remember rule number one:
Always read the ingredients.
The Sensible Celiac
Here are some of the latest posts at our sister site, The Sensible Celiac, a website that offers a discussion forum, recipe database, videos and news about celiac disease.
[Gluten Free Recipe] Gluten Free Chicken Rice a Roni Dinner
Gluten Free Chicken Rice a Roni Dinner
My favourite idea from Bette Hagman's books (and I got lots) was Rice a Roni. It was one of the things I missed the most when we went gluten free. This recipe, with her suggestion, is identical to the one I made with gluten. It's a great week night dinner, as it's fast, healthy and in one pot. -- posted by SWalker
http://www.recipezaar.com/2...
12 May 2008 at 3:23pm
[Gluten Free Recipe] paleo friendly chocolate recipes
paleo friendly chocolate recipes
These delicious chocolate recipes are gluten and dairy free and can mostly be considered as paleo friendly.
http://digg.com/food_drink/paleo_friendly_chocolate_recipes
12 May 2008 at 3:23am
[Gluten Free Recipe] Paleo Foccacia, Sandwiches and Cake Recipes
Paleo Foccacia, Sandwiches and Cake Recipes
Gluten free, dairy free and preservative free foccacia, sandwich and cake recipes!
http://digg.com/food_drink/Paleo_Foccacia_Sandwiches_and_Cake_Recipes
12 May 2008 at 3:23am
[Gluten Free Recipe] Quinoa recipes
Quinoa recipes
Quinoa recipes, all gluten, dairy and preservative free.
http://digg.com/food_drink/Quinoa_recipes
12 May 2008 at 3:23am
[Gluten Free Recipe] Paleo Friendly Breakfast Recipes
Paleo Friendly Breakfast Recipes
Recipes for breakfast. All gluten, dairy and preservative free.
http://digg.com/food_drink/Paleo_Friendly_Breakfast_Recipes
12 May 2008 at 3:23am
[Gluten Free Recipe] Ham and Vegetable Stuffed Potatoes
Ham and Vegetable Stuffed Potatoes
Ham, cheese, broccoli, and spinach....A potato fit for a meal! Yummy. More potassium here then you get eating a banana. This recipe came from the Kansas City Star. -- posted by Kitchen Witch Steph
http://www.recipezaar.com/297496
12 May 2008 at 12:41am
[Gluten Free Recipe] Flash-Fried Frozen Green Beans
Flash-Fried Frozen Green Beans
A very fast, flavorful, fresh side dish. -- posted by Babs #5
http://www.recipezaar.com/297442
12 May 2008 at 12:41am
[Celiac News] Undetected coeliac disease in the elderly a biopsy-proven popul...
Undetected coeliac disease in the elderly a biopsy-proven population-based study.
Related Articles
Undetected coeliac disease in the elderly A biopsy-proven population-based study.
Dig Liver Dis. 2008 May 6;
Authors: Vilppula A, Collin P, Mäki M, Valve R, Luostarinen M, Krekelä I, Patrikainen H, Kaukinen K, Luostarinen L
BACKGROUND:...
11 May 2008 at 2:23am
[Celiac News] Review article: future research on coeliac disease, a position
Review article: future research on coeliac disease – a position report from the european multistakeholder platform on coeliac disease (cdeussa)
Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics, Volume 27, Issue 11, Page 1030-1043, June 2008.
SummaryBackground CDEUSSA is a Specific Support Action project from the Sixth Framework Programme Priority of the European Union (EU). It...
10 May 2008 at 2:42am
[Celiac News] In a patient who develops coeliac symptoms, is it possible to have
In a patient who develops coeliac symptoms, is it possible to have a normal ttg blood test before their symptoms develop? ie does a previous normal ttg preclude the need to repeat if a patient develops new symptoms?
We found no studies or guidelines to answer the first part of this question. However, the following general information may be of some relevance. (Source: NLH Q...
10 May 2008 at 2:42am
A List of All of Our Amazon Stores
| Anime Canyon - Anime, you know Japanese animations, good stuff |
| Boolean Sales - Buy it xor don't buy it, a programmers joke, techie books |
| Cameras and Photo - Digital cameras, compact flash, software |
| Celiac Shop - Gluten free food for people with celiac disease |
| Chisels and Tools - News, videos, shopping for woodworking hobbyists |
| Great Books to Buy - Well, the title says it all, dunnit? |
| Just Books for Kids - Previous message repeated once for kids |
| Macs Are Great! - Apple Mac Blog with store and downloads attached |
| My First Amendment - Anti-gummint bookstore |
| News and Shopping - World, US, and California news, plus shopping |
| OS X Mart - Apple Mac computers, iPods and Mac software |
| Penguin 64 - Apple Mac computers, iPods and Mac software |
| Penguin Audio - Audio equipment, and music CDs |
| Penguin Cameras - Digital cameras, compact flash, software |
| Penguin CPU - Apple Mac computers, iPods, Linux and Mac software |
| Penguin Videos - DVDs and such |
| Plenty to Buy - Generic Amazon storefront |
| Search, Click, Buy Online - Generic Amazon storefront |
| Stop, Shop, Buy Online - Generic Amazon storefront |
| Textbook Discounter - Textbooks for less, save $$$ |
| The GF Store - Gluten-free food for people with celiac disease |
| Ultra Mega Mart - Bigger than those other marts! |
| Ultra Mega Mart Canada - Bigger than those other marts! for Canada |
| Ultra Mega Mart UK - Bigger than those other marts! UK branch |
| the Very Big Bookstore - The biggest bookstore ever, almost, nearly |
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