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My husband was just diagnosed with celiac. Any tips to make the kitchen area safe?

What are some essential things to buy/replace?

What are some things you wish you knew when you first transitioned your kitchen and lifestyle?

Any tips for cleaning/organizing/buying things are greatly appreciated! I know this will be hard for him and I want to do what I can to make it safe.

I do the cooking and work full time with a baby coming shortly, so any tips for easy recipes/lunches/dinners/quick on-the-go breakfasts for him that he can take for an early work shift would be much appreciated, too! I know staples like meat, vegetables, quinoa, rice, potatoes are safe given you don't add unsafe condiments or spices, but my husband is a big foodie and I'd love some ideas for variation/for easy breakfasts and lunches he can have that don't require a ton of prep. He also typically takes dinner leftovers for lunch at work, but this might need to change because I don't know how creative I can get/how much time I will have to be creative to mix up what we have for dinner every night so he isn't having the same food for lunch and dinner every day. I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and my heart breaks that he has to give up his favorite foods, so truly, I will take any advice, tips, or resources to look at. Thank you so, so much 💓

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u/UseHerName4username — 8 days ago

Hi there! We have time off at the end of June (pre-planned before pregnancy) and we really want to take a trip somewhere before the baby comes. This was going to initially be our honeymoon, but we can't fly anywhere right now.

We typically love hiking, laying by the ocean, adventuring, or theme parks. We were thinking of driving down to Florida over a couple of days (stopping in Tennessee), but I've never been there in June and I hear it is absolutely brutal with the heat and miserable. Has anyone gone to Florida by the ocean in June? Does anyone have any other ideas? We have a good chunk of time (almost 2 weeks), and my husband isn't a fan of the upper east coast. Thank you so much!

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u/UseHerName4username — 6 months ago