Saying Goodbye to Gluten / Gluten-Free Living, Celiac Disease, Gluten-Free Support

Are you stressed about giving up all of your favorite foods to be gluten-free?

When I was told I had to be gluten-free, I immediately spiralled out, thinking about chocolate and never eating it again. WHAT?

Maybe you miss your favorite pizza, your mom's cookies, or your grandmother's recipe.

And maybe you've tried gluten-free substitutions, only to think, “This isn't the same.”

So you start wondering:

Will I ever enjoy food the way I used to?

If you've ever felt this way, you're not being dramatic! I sure felt this at the beginning of my GF journey. And just about everyone I’ve talked to about going gluten-free has shared the same feelings.

So you are in the right place!

In this episode, we're talking about the hidden grief that comes with losing your favorite foods and why this part of going gluten-free can feel so much heavier than simply changing the ingredients on your plate.

I'll share some of the foods I thought I'd never enjoy again, the mindset of deprivation that kept me stuck, and what changed when I stopped looking at gluten-free living as a life of loss.

Our favorites can hold memories, comfort, celebrations, and even a feeling of home.

The good news? You can begin creating a gluten-free life where you don't have to miss out on all of that.

Listen in to learn how!

And know that this is exactly what I help you do when we work together!

If you've been gluten-free for months or even years and you're still grieving the foods you used to love, I especially want you to listen to this episode.

And if you've been following this Gluten-Free Grief series, thank you for being here.

We've talked about the loss of travel freedom, convenience, family traditions, and now favorite foods.

Just remember:

Going gluten-free isn't just about replacing ingredients. It's about learning how to create a life where you can still participate, celebrate, enjoy, connect, and feel like yourself.

You don't have to stay stuck in the grief. You can move forward.

Continue to grow your gluten-free lifestyle:

***Join the Gluten-Free Secrets Challenge to discover the 4 MUST-KNOW Secrets about living gluten-free that may be holding you back and the steps to take now to regain your energy, stamina, and health. Start the Challenge right here:https://bit.ly/GFSecrets

**Grab the GF Starter Guide to discover the 5 simple steps you can take now to start building your gluten-free life with more confidence and less overwhelm.  https://bit.ly/podGFGuide

**Grab the GF Holiday Recipe Guide for the fabulously delicious, safe GF recipes we serve our family and friends every holiday season. Fill your Thanksgiving / Christmas Table with all of your favorites! No more deprivation or missing out for you! Grab the recipes here:  https://bit.ly/PodHolidayRecipes

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

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Now that you're gluten-free, do you feel that you have to say goodbye to your family traditions?

There are traditions you've repeated year after year without ever having to think twice about them.

And now you're wondering…

“How am I supposed to do this?”

In this episode of Saying Goodbye to Gluten, we're talking about the often-overlooked emotional side of living gluten-free: the loss of family traditions.

Family traditions aren't just about food.

They're connected to memories, family history, connection, identity, and belonging.

So when you go gluten-free, you may find yourself grieving more than a favorite recipe. You may be grieving the way your family has always gathered.

You may worry about:

I know that feeling because I experienced it myself.

Sitting at my first gluten-free holiday meal, glancing around the table, I realized I couldn't eat most of the dishes that had always been part of one of my favorite meals of the year.

That feeling of deprivation was real.

But here's what I learned about my gluten-free life . . .

Adjusting the tradition doesn't mean losing the tradition.

Ask yourself:

What traditions could you adapt?

What traditions could you recreate?

And what new traditions could you begin?

The recipe might change, or the way you celebrate might change, but the love, connection, memories, and people can still be there.

And that's what matters.

You can even grab my GF Holiday Recipe Book so that you don't miss out on family recipes on your holiday table. Sit, relax, and enjoy all the food, along with everyone else this holiday season. Grab your copy right here.

If you missed any of the Hidden Grief of Living Gluten-Free Series, go back and check out episodes #122 and #123.

**Hit that follow button on the podcast so that you don't miss next week's episode as we wrap up this series on the hidden grief of living gluten-free.

Continue to grow your gluten-free lifestyle:

***Join the Gluten-Free Secrets Challenge to discover the 4 MUST-KNOW Secrets about living gluten-free that may be holding you back and the steps to take now to regain your energy, stamina, and health. Start the Challenge right here:https://bit.ly/GFSecrets

**Grab the GF Starter Guide to discover the 5 simple steps you can take now to start building your gluten-free life with more confidence and less overwhelm.  https://bit.ly/podGFGuide

**Grab the GF Holiday Recipe Guide for the fabulously delicious, safe GF recipes we serve our family and friends every holiday season. Fill your Thanksgiving / Christmas Table with all of your favorites! No more deprivation or missing out for you! Grab the recipes here:  https://bit.ly/PodHolidayRecipes

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

Connect with Jennifer: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or at [email protected]

Do you wonder why everything feels harder now that you’re gluten-free?

It takes more energy to grab food wherever you are, go grocery shopping, and even make a quick family dinner, especially if you just went gluten-free.

Yet, sometimes that feeling of grief or loss isn't the food itself.

You're grieving how easy life used to feel.

In this episode of Saying Goodbye to Gluten, we're continuing our series on the hidden grief of living gluten-free by talking about the loss of convenience.

Maybe you can relate to…

I know this feeling because I've lived it too.

Early in my gluten-free journey, I remember running errands and getting incredibly hungry, then realizing I didn't know where I could safely eat. I ended up stopping my errands to hunt for food. Finally, I ate potato chips because that was the only safe option I could identify at the time.

That was a very real loss of convenience.

But what I want you to know is that . . .

Your gluten-free life may require more thought at first, but that doesn't mean it will always feel this hard.

Once you understand gluten and build systems and habits, your gluten-free life becomes easier.

Eventually, what once felt overwhelming can become routine.

That's exactly what happened in my family, and what I share in today’s episode.

You don't need to spend the rest of your life grieving the convenience you lost.

You can create a gluten-free life that feels manageable, predictable, delicious, and eventually… second nature.

If you missed the previous episode exploring gluten-free grief, go back to episode #122. And don't forget to come back for the next episode as we continue exploring the hidden grief that can come with living gluten-free, and how we can keep moving forward.

Continue to grow your gluten-free lifestyle:

***Join the Gluten-Free Secrets Challenge to discover the 4 MUST-KNOW Secrets about living gluten-free that may be holding you back and the steps to take now to regain your energy, stamina, and health. Start the Challenge right here:https://bit.ly/GFSecrets

**Grab the GF Starter Guide to discover the 5 simple steps you can take now to start building your gluten-free life with more confidence and less overwhelm.  https://bit.ly/podGFGuide

**Grab the GF Holiday Recipe Guide for the fabulously delicious, safe GF recipes we serve our family and friends every holiday season. Fill your Thanksgiving / Christmas Table with all of your favorites! No more deprivation or missing out for you! Grab the recipes here:  https://bit.ly/PodHolidayRecipes

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

Connect with Jennifer: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or at [email protected]

Has living gluten-free changed the way you travel?

Do you love spontaneous road trips, vacations, exploring new cities, or trying local foods . . . and now feel that travel is out of reach due to living gluten-free?

Maybe you have even thought:

“Traveling just isn’t worth it anymore.”

That was my thought at the beginning of my journey, and I've heard the same complaint from many clients.

When most people go gluten-free, they worry about the food.

But nobody talks about the grief, the losses we experience... the grief of our favorite foods, convenience, family traditions, and, yes, feeling different when you travel.

Since losing my dad, grief has taken on a whole new perspective in my life. The more I think about it, the more it correlates to living gluten-free - giving up gluten is a huge change and loss we feel.

Over the last years taking care of my dad, there were many days I felt grief - the loss of traveling (he would never come to my home again!), the loss of eating (he had a hard time using utensils), the loss of communication (we had a hard time having a simple conversation). I was never going to ask him questions about gardening or cooking again. Watching someone decline with Alzheimer’s is a series of saying goodbye.

I’ve thought a lot about this in relation to gluten.

I see it again and again in clients - not wanting to say goodbye to gluten for good, not accepting it and moving on, staying in the feeling of loss instead of creating a new reality. 

This week on the podcast, I am starting a new series about the hidden grief of living gluten-free. We’ll study losses that can be easy to overlook, yet have a huge impact on how we feel about our gluten-free lives.

This is definitely something to think about when going gluten-free.

Today, we’re starting with travel freedom:

Going gluten-free changes how you experience vacations, family trips, restaurants, spontaneity, adventure, and even how you see yourself as a traveler.

You may be grieving:

Have you thought about, or realized your thoughts on the above situations?

In this episode, I’m sharing some of my family’s experiences, including what it is like traveling with my children and seeing firsthand how much research and planning goes into something that once felt so simple.

Also important are the stories from my clients who were afraid that being gluten-free meant they had to stay home, miss out, or become a burden to the people they were traveling with.

We don't have to pretend those losses aren't real. We can acknowledge them and feel the loss.

Then we can create a new version of travel, which may look different but can still be safe, joyful, meaningful, and full of adventure.

Living gluten-free does not mean your life stops. You can still travel, explore, go out with friends and family, and experience new places.

You simply need strategies and plans to make it work (which is exactly what I help you do!)

Next week: we’re talking about another loss that catches so many of us off guard…

The loss of convenience.

And trust me . . . I’ve felt this one too.

You don't have to stay home and sit on the couch; you just need to make plans with some new habits to get there safely.

Has living gluten-free changed the way you travel?

Make sure you hit the follow button on the Saying Goodbye to Gluten Podcast because this is only the beginning of our Hidden Grief of Gluten-Free series.

Continue to grow your gluten-free lifestyle:

***Join the Gluten-Free Secrets Challenge to discover the 4 MUST-KNOW Secrets about living gluten-free that may be holding you back and the steps to take now to regain your energy, stamina, and health. Start the Challenge right here:https://bit.ly/GFSecrets

**Grab the GF Starter Guide to discover the 5 simple steps you can take now to start building your gluten-free life with more confidence and less overwhelm.  https://bit.ly/podGFGuide

**Set up a FREE 15-minute GF Growth Strategy Call to learn your best steps to move forward and work through your losses in your GF health. Choose a date here for a free chat: https://bit.ly/here2schedule

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

Connect with Jennifer: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or at [email protected]

Do you miss baking since going gluten-free?

Maybe you’ve stared at all those gluten-free flours in the grocery store and wondered, “Where do I even start?”

Or maybe you’ve tried gluten-free baking and ended up with crumbly cookies, hockey-puck bread, or treats that just didn’t turn out the way you hoped.

I get it. Gluten-free baking can feel overwhelming at first. But your gluten-free baking days are NOT over!

In this episode of Saying Goodbye to Gluten, I’m sharing my 10 favorite gluten-free baking tips to help you feel more comfortable, confident, and excited to get back into the kitchen.

With the holidays approaching, this is the perfect time to start experimenting so you can create delicious gluten-free treats to enjoy and share.

Most importantly . . . it's time to stop being afraid of gluten-free baking and experiment!

I also share some of the lessons I've learned through years of gluten-free baking, including the importance of paying attention to how your body responds to different ingredients and finding the combinations that work for YOU.

Going gluten-free doesn't mean you have to watch everyone else enjoy dessert while you sit on the sidelines.

You can learn how to make delicious gluten-free treats that you’re excited to eat, share, and bring to holiday celebrations.

So grab your whisk, get into the kitchen, and let's take the fear out of gluten-free baking . . . one recipe at a time!

Then come back and tell me: Which tip are you going to try first?

If you’re ready to stop guessing your way through gluten-free baking and actually understand flours, substitutions, binders, baking techniques, and how to set up your kitchen for gluten-free success, I invite you to check out my Gluten-Free Baking for Beginners Program.

It’s designed to help you move beyond baking confusion, crumbling cookies, and disappointing results so you can start creating gluten-free treats you’re genuinely excited to share.

You’ll get my gluten-free baking tips and strategies plus three bonus baking classes right from Jenn’s own kitchen to help you build your skills.

Ready to become a more confident gluten-free baker? Grab the link in the show notes and let's get baking!

Also mentioned:

Episode #78 - Gluten-Free Baking: Choosing the Right Flours for Delicious Results

Episode #36 - E36 Living Gluten-Free: Navigating Health, Safety, and Smart Choices 

Continue to grow your gluten-free lifestyle:

**Grab Jenn’s GF Baking Tips Cheat Sheet right here: https://www.subscribepage.com/s6m3d5

**Join the GF Baking for Beginners Program - Step away from confusion and build confidence to start baking gluten-free treats everyone will love. Get instant access and delicious bonuses right here: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/glutenfree-baking-for-beginners/

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

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You know you need to send your gluten-free child to school with a safe lunch…but what exactly are you supposed to pack?

I’m sure you can relate to standing in front of the pantry or fridge, saying there’s nothing to eat . . . or pack for lunch!

This was the scene at our house before we had our plan in place - If you missed it, I talked about this in the last podcast episode! Listen right here.

Last week, we talked about how to survive school lunch when your child is gluten-free, how to look at what's available at school, consider cafeteria safety, and create a lunch-packing routine that works for your family.

Now it's time for the fun part:

What are you actually going to put in that lunchbox?

In this episode of Saying Goodbye to Gluten, I'm sharing a whole bunch of gluten-free school lunch ideas inspired by foods my own children have taken to school over the years.

And we're not just talking about sandwiches!

From yogurt bowls and eggs to tacos, soups, rice bowls, leftovers, and more, you'll find plenty of ideas to add to your family's gluten-free lunch list.

Your gluten-free child's lunch doesn't have to look like everyone else's lunch or even be complicated.

One of the best things you can do is sit down with your child and create a family list of lunch ideas together.

Then, when they tell you, “I don't know what I want for lunch,” you already have a list of options they've helped create.

That list also becomes a tool for teaching independence.

The goal isn't for Mom to pack the perfect gluten-free lunch forever.

The goal is to teach your child how to feed themselves safely and confidently as they grow.

And, I can tell you - this works. My older two started packing their own lunches for school - now they are out on their own and bring lunch into work- a skill they have practiced for years!

Start small. Let them choose. Let them help prepare. Give them options. Keep introducing new foods. And gradually give them more responsibility.

That's how we build gluten-free skills that last a lifetime.

Share this episode with them!

Raising a gluten-free child can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to figure it all out alone.

And remember: you're not just packing a lunch.

You're teaching your child how to live gluten-free.

Also mentioned:

Episode #119: How to Survive School Lunch When Your Child Is Gluten-Free

Continue to grow your gluten-free lifestyle:

**FREE RESOURCE: Gluten-Free School Checklist: Want to make sure you're thinking beyond just lunch when it comes to keeping your child safe at school? Grab my Gluten-Free School Checklist to help you work through the questions and considerations that come with sending your gluten-free child to school. It's designed to help you think through gluten-free safety from preschool through high school. Grab your copy here.

**Need help making gluten-free life easier for your family? Set up a FREE 15-minute GF Growth Strategy Call If you're feeling overwhelmed by everything that goes into keeping your family safely gluten-free, you don't have to figure it all out alone. Reach out and let's talk about where you're struggling and what kind of support would help you create a gluten-free life that actually works for your family.

Choose a date here for a free chat: https://bit.ly/here2schedule

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

Connect with Jennifer: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or at [email protected]

As parents, we want our kids to be safe, healthy, included, and able to enjoy their day at school, but there is a lot to think about when gluten is a concern.

School lunch can be one of the most stressful parts of sending a gluten-free child off to school. It creates a lot of worries.

Does the cafeteria offer gluten-free options? Is food prepared safely? Is there a risk of cross-contamination? Are cafeteria staff trained, and do they continue to receive training when staff changes?

And, the question many parents ask themselves:

“Do I really have time to pack my child's lunch every day?”

In this episode, we're talking about how to make gluten-free school lunch easier, safer, and more manageable for the whole family.

I'll walk you through what to look for at your child's school, why packing lunch from home may be your best option, and how to turn lunch packing into a family habit instead of one more thing that falls completely on Mom.

And don’t miss my simple tip for families with teenagers!

One of the biggest messages I want you to take away from this episode is that packing a gluten-free lunch doesn't have to become another thing that Mom has to do forever.

Instead, you can use lunch as an opportunity to teach your child how to make choices, prepare food, plan ahead, and take responsibility for their gluten-free life.

The goal isn't simply to get a gluten-free lunch into their backpack.

The goal is to help your child learn the skills they need to live gluten-free safely and confidently . . . now and as they grow.

And remember: every school is different. Start by finding out what your child's school already has in place. Talk with the school, ask questions, understand their policies and procedures, and then decide what will work best for your family.

And - if you’re NOT sending kids to school, but head off to work - you will find tips and strategies you CAN use!

To follow this episode, next week we'll get into the fun part: gluten-free lunch ideas you can actually pack and send to school.

So make sure you come back for that one!

And if you know another mom who is sending a gluten-free child to school, share this episode with her.

Let's make gluten-free life a little easier for more families.

Continue to grow your gluten-free lifestyle:

**FREE RESOURCE: Gluten-Free School Checklist: Want to make sure you're thinking beyond just lunch when it comes to keeping your child safe at school? Grab my Gluten-Free School Checklist to help you work through the questions and considerations that come with sending your gluten-free child to school. It's designed to help you think through gluten-free safety from preschool through high school. Grab your copy here.

**Need help making gluten-free life easier for your family? Set up a FREE 15-minute GF Growth Strategy Call If you're feeling overwhelmed by everything that goes into keeping your family safely gluten-free, you don't have to figure it all out alone. Reach out and let's talk about where you're struggling and what kind of support would help you create a gluten-free life that actually works for your family.

Choose a date here for a free chat: https://bit.ly/here2schedule

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

Connect with Jennifer: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or at [email protected]

Right now you’re probably trying to consider if you need to be gluten-free.

First of all, I’m not here to diagnose, cure, or treat you. I’m here to share some eye-opening information that you may not be aware of right now.

Today, I’m bringing back a very important episode because there’s one gluten-free myth I hear over and over: If you’re not having belly issues, then you don’t need to be gluten-free…right?  

If gluten doesn’t bother your stomach, why do you need to avoid it? 

Honestly, this is such an important question!

Too many people are walking away from going gluten-free due to the lack of belly issues from gluten - and they are continuing to suffer.

Yet . . . gluten-related symptoms aren't always digestive.

This is not the only thing to consider when going gluten-free.

And, it is such an important area to explore. 

So whether you listened to this before or are just finding our podcast, you won’t want to miss this episode.

If you're realizing that gluten-free living is about much more than avoiding bread and pasta, and you're still trying to figure out how to make it work in real life, that's exactly what I help women do. 

Continue to grow your gluten-free lifestyle:

**Grab the GF Starter Guide to discover the 5 simple steps you can take today to start building your gluten-free life with more confidence and less overwhelm. Get your copy here: https://bit.ly/podGFGuide

**Need further help: Set up a FREE 15-minute GF Growth Strategy Call to learn your best steps to move forward in your GF health, or get help planning your Gf vacation. Choose a date here for a free chat: https://bit.ly/here2schedule

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

Connect with Jennifer: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or at [email protected]

What if gluten-free living didn't have to feel overwhelming?

Over the last six episodes, we've been building simple habits that make healthy gluten-free eating easier, more enjoyable, and sustainable for the long haul. In this final episode of the Gluten-Free Summer Meal Challenge, we're bringing everything together and celebrating the progress you've made.

Whether you've followed along since Episode 112 or you're just discovering the challenge, this episode will help you see how small, intentional steps can create lasting change in your gluten-free life.

You'll walk away encouraged, empowered, and ready to continue building routines that support your health, energy, and confidence.

✓ Why simple gluten-free meals don't have to be complicated

✓ How meal planning creates more freedom and less stress

✓ The benefits of eating seasonal foods throughout the year

✓ Why healthy snacking can impact your energy and wellness

✓ How batch cooking saves time, money, and mental energy

✓ The importance of creating routines that support long-term success

✓ Why this challenge is only the beginning of your gluten-free journey

The real magic isn't in what you've learned over the last six episodes.

The real magic happens when you implement it.

Every meal planned, every seasonal recipe tried, every batch-cooked meal prepared, and every intentional choice you've made is helping you build a gluten-free life that feels easier and more sustainable.

When you started this Challenge, you may have felt overwhelmed.

Today, you have a plan.

And that's worth celebrating.

Bring it all together.

Take what you've learned throughout this challenge and become more intentional about your gluten-free plate moving forward.

Keep planning.

Keep experimenting.

Keep learning.

Keep building routines that support your health and lifestyle.

Remember: Progress beats perfection every single time.

The Summer Meal Challenge was designed to help you build a strong foundation.

Inside the Gluten-Free Growth Membership, we'll continue building the habits, routines, confidence, recipes, and support that help make gluten-free living feel easier every day.

Inside, you'll find:

Because gluten-free living isn't about perfection.

It's about creating routines that last.

I'd love to hear what you thought about the Gluten-Free Summer Meal Challenge!

Come connect with me on social media, send me a DM, or reply to one of my emails and let me know:

What was your biggest takeaway from the challenge?

What simple change are you taking with you into the next season?

Your story may encourage another woman on her gluten-free journey.

If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with a friend who is learning to live gluten-free.

Also mentioned in the Episode:

If you just found this episode or our podcast, welcome! Go back to episode #112 right here and start the whole GF Summer Meal Challenge from the beginning - because THIS CHALLENGE will help you in ANY season!

**Grab Your FREE GF Summer Meal Challenge Companion Guide: I created this companion guide to help you follow along with each weekly challenge step and start putting these simple gluten-free habits into action right away. Get the Guide here.

**Need further help: Set up a FREE 15-minute GF Growth Strategy Call to learn your best steps to move forward in your GF health, or get help planning your GF Summer meals. Choose a date here for a free chat: https://bit.ly/here2schedule

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

Connect with Jennifer: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or at [email protected]

Summer schedules can throw even the best gluten-free routines completely off track.

Between busy evenings, vacations, sports, work, and trying to feed your family safely, it’s easy to feel exhausted and overwhelmed, wondering what’s for dinner every night.

But here’s the good news: cooking gluten-free does NOT have to feel stressful.

In this episode of the GF Summer Meal Challenge, we’re talking about Cooking With Confidence and how simple batch cooking systems can completely change your gluten-free lifestyle.

Whether you’re still in summer mode or gearing up to get back to school or work, this is for you.

When you cook at home, YOU are in control of:

And the best part? You do not need to be an expert cook to get started.

In this episode, I’m sharing practical gluten-free batch cooking strategies to simplify meals, save time, reduce stress, and make healthy gluten-free eating feel much more manageable during busy summer days.

This episode will help you:

We also talk about:

Choose a few seasonal vegetables from your previous challenge list and cook them in bulk this week. Then brainstorm simple meal combinations using those veggies along with proteins and grains you enjoy.

Remember — small steps practiced consistently are what create long-term gluten-free success.

Make sure to follow the podcast, share it with a gluten-free friend, and continue following along in the GF Summer Meal Challenge series.

And if you’re ready for more support building a sustainable and delicious gluten-free lifestyle, reach out — I’d love to help you feel more confident living gluten-free.

You are doing better than you think!

**Grab Your FREE GF Summer Meal Challenge Companion Guide: I created this companion guide to help you follow along with each weekly challenge step and start putting these simple gluten-free habits into action right away. Get the Guide here.

**Need further help: Set up a FREE 15-minute GF Growth Strategy Call to learn your best steps to move forward in your GF health, or get help planning your GF Summer meals. Choose a date here for a free chat: https://bit.ly/here2schedule

Check out our website for more inspiration, resources, and amazing recipes: https://glutenfreemarcksthespot.com/

Connect with Jennifer: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or at [email protected]