
Food & Cooking · Dietary Restrictions
New celiac diagnosis? Here's your kitchen roadmap.
AI audits your pantry, flags hidden gluten, and creates your replacement shopping list. Transition to gluten-free living without stress or mistakes.
3M+
people with celiac disease in US
10
minutes to pantry audit
50+
hidden gluten sources
The Problem
You just got diagnosed — and now everything in your kitchen looks suspicious.
A celiac diagnosis is overwhelming
You're grieving your favorite foods. You're scared of getting sick. You don't know where to start. The internet has too much conflicting information.
Gluten hides where you least expect it
Soy sauce. Spice blends. Bouillon cubes. Licorice. Imitation seafood. Even some toothpaste. You're afraid of missing something.
Your kitchen itself might be dangerous
That toaster? Cross-contaminated. That wooden cutting board? Unsafe. That cast iron pan? Holds gluten. You don't know what to replace.
You're worried about the cost
Gluten-free products are expensive. You don't know what's worth buying and what's a waste of money. You're afraid your grocery bill will double.
What You Get
Everything to transition to a gluten-free kitchen without the stress.
Pantry Audit Checklist
Go through your kitchen item by item — AI flags what's safe vs what must go.
Hidden Gluten Detector
Soy sauce, spice blends, bouillon cubes — gluten hides where you least expect it.
Replacement Shopping List
Gluten-free alternatives for everything you're removing (with brand recommendations).
Cross-Contamination Guide
What to replace (toaster, wooden utensils) and what can be cleaned.
Label Reading Guide
Words that mean gluten, safe grains, and certification logos.
Eating Out Guide
Questions to ask, safe cuisines, and what to say to the waiter.
How It Works
From confused to confident in one afternoon.
1
Tell the AI about your kitchen
Share what's in your pantry, your cooking habits, and your budget.

~5 minutes
2
Get your pantry audit
AI tells you what's safe, what's dangerous, and what to replace.

~2 minutes
3
Transform your kitchen
Remove unsafe items. Deep clean. Shop for replacements. Cook safely.

1 weekend
1 weekend
to a safe kitchen
Questions
Everything you need to know.
Do I really need to replace my toaster?
Yes. Toasters cannot be cleaned well enough to remove gluten. Crumbs get stuck in the heating elements. A new toaster costs $20-30 — worth it to avoid getting sick. The same goes for wooden utensils, scratched non-stick pans, and cast iron.
What's the difference between celiac disease and gluten sensitivity?
Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder where gluten damages the small intestine. Even tiny amounts (crumbs) cause damage. Gluten sensitivity causes symptoms but no intestinal damage. For celiac, you need a STRICT gluten-free kitchen. The plan is designed for celiac-level strictness.
Is oats gluten-free?
Oats are naturally gluten-free but are often contaminated with wheat during growing or processing. Look for CERTIFIED gluten-free oats. Even then, some people with celiac react to the protein in oats (avenin). Start with certified GF oats and see how you feel.
How much will my grocery bill increase?
Initially, it might increase 20-30% as you buy specialty products. But you can save by focusing on naturally gluten-free foods: rice, potatoes, beans, meat, eggs, vegetables, fruit. You don't need to buy the $8 loaf of bread every week. The guide includes budget-friendly strategies.
Can I ever eat out again?
Yes, but you need to be careful. Dedicated gluten-free restaurants are safest. Otherwise, call ahead, ask about protocols, and use the Find Me Gluten Free app. The Eating Out Guide gives you exact scripts to use with waitstaff.
Do I get a printable pantry audit checklist?
Yes. The AI generates a complete pantry audit checklist you can copy and save. Print it and go through your kitchen room by room.
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