12 Gluten Free Foods List (What To Eat And NOT To Eat)

In this video, we embark on a vital guide for individuals navigating the gluten-free lifestyle, whether due to managing celiac disease or opting for a gluten-free approach for a healthier life. We explore a comprehensive list of 12 delicious and nourishing gluten-free foods, starting with fresh fruits and vegetables that are inherently gluten-free, providing essential vitamins, minerals, and fiber. Unprocessed meats and poultry, along with fresh fish and seafood, offer protein-rich and safe choices, while most dairy products, like milk and yogurt, are naturally gluten-free, although caution is advised with flavored or processed items. Eggs stand as a versatile and gluten-free option rich in protein and nutrients. Quinoa, a gluten-free whole grain, adds nutritional richness to the diet. On the flip side, we delve into foods to avoid, such as wheat and its products, barley, and rye, all containing gluten and requiring careful label scrutiny. Oats, while naturally gluten-free, pose risks of cross-contamination, emphasizing the need for certified gluten-free options. Processed foods and conventional bread and baked goods made with gluten-containing flours should be approached with caution, urging individuals to read labels diligently and opt for explicitly labeled gluten-free alternatives. This comprehensive guide aims to provide valuable insights for maintaining a balanced and gluten-free diet, empowering individuals to make informed choices and avoid gluten-related complications effectively.

0:00 - Introduction
Gluten-Free Foods
0:33 - Fruits and Vegetables
1:15 - Meat and Poultry
1:53 - Fish and Seafood
2:41 - Dairy Products
3:23 - Eggs
3:56 - Quinoa

Foods to Avoid
4:38 - Wheat and Wheat Products
5:14 - Barley
5:35 - Rye
5:56 - Oats
6:35 - Processed Foods
7:14 - Bread and Baked Goods

DISCLAIMER:
The content provided in this video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. The creators of this video are not medical professionals, and the information presented here is based on personal research and experiences. Any reliance on the information in this video is at your own risk. The content in this video may not be suitable for everyone, and individual health conditions and needs vary. It is important to consult with a qualified healthcare professional to determine what is best for your specific situation. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any changes to your diet, exercise, or medical treatment.

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[conscience-commenter]

Gluten free foods : fruits and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, dairy products, eggs, quinoa, certified gluten free oats and gluten free rice (not processed on machinery for gluten containing grains wheat, barley and rye.

[ShellySharoncutlip]

its not a lifestyle, its avoiding pain

[Quotner]

This is an incredibly thorough and well-structured guide for anyone navigating a gluten-free lifestyle! I appreciate how you’ve balanced the discussion between nourishing, naturally gluten-free foods (like fresh produce, quinoa, and unprocessed proteins) and the often-overlooked pitfalls like cross-contamination in oats or hidden gluten in flavored dairy and processed items. The emphasis on label-reading and opting for certified gluten-free alternatives is so practical—it’s clear this video prioritizes both safety and nutrition. The timestamps make it easy to revisit key sections, and your focus on empowerment through informed choices is inspiring. As someone either newly diagnosed or exploring gluten-free living for health, this feels like a trustworthy roadmap. Thank you for creating such a clear, compassionate resource—it’s a game-changer for avoiding gluten-related risks while still enjoying delicious, balanced meals!

[InstaRSPS]

Thank you ive jusy been told im gluten intolerant before the new year and im finding it really hard to make it work but i can now feel the effects it has on my body, this video is very educational thank you

[mspinki]

If it tastes great and makes you happy then don't eat it

[sashawhitehead]

I have only had a couple of cereal bowls this week at Breakfast plus a lot more milk than usual, and have had an attack of vertigo each day with bowell upset, only realizing now, that it could be due to these gluten and lactose foods, could it have such a quick reaction? I always have the toilet problems that fluctuates from bad to worse- so I am thinking gluten is the culprit, or major contributor?

[Frosty-]

Thats great so I cannot have a delicious bowl of diabetes anymore but I get to eat a whole broccoli 🥦 for breakfast... Great 😂🤦

[allergenfreeme]

This is helpful information. Thank you!

[navingolap]

I find the video very informative. But, I would like to know if almond and cashew nut contain gluten. Thanks

[natashajiwa]

So oats do not contain gluten. How come people don't talk about good flours or sources. Millet of various kinds, maize, cassava, amaranth, there are others.

[Allahisgrate-rq]

Meat cheken, vegetables and fruits, sea food, seeds, eggs, 👍👍👍

[bintef]

Glut en free food
ফ্রেশ ফ্রুট ভেজিটেবল
ফ্রেস মাংশ, নোট প্রসেসড
মাছ, sea ফুড
Unprossed
Dairy food(gluten free)
Eggs

[davidjones]

Ouinoa……..usually pronounced ‘ keen wa’