Makes me glad to live alone. If I had to share living space either the whole thing would be gluten free or I would build my own kitchen with separate air handling.
Hi, great video! I have a question tho What about using the same dishwasher as my gluten-eating partner and washing my gluten-free plates and his at the same time? Would that make them cross contaimintedned, even if the cycle is very thorough?
I'm newly diagnosed. I have a question: If some foods fall on the floor in the shared kitchen with gluten-eating family members, will those foods be contaminated?
Makes me glad to live alone. If I had to share living space either the whole thing would be gluten free or I would build my own kitchen with separate air handling.
Very informative video, well done!
Thank you so much!
Very helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Great tips, and a well-done video! Thank you.
Thank you!
I think it’s important to add that cast-iron and stoneware pans are both porous and so can harbour gluten even when washed well.
Hi, great video!
I have a question tho
What about using the same dishwasher as my gluten-eating partner and washing my gluten-free plates and his at the same time?
Would that make them cross contaimintedned, even if the cycle is very thorough?
Hi there! :) As long as you are using a functional dishwasher that effectively removes food particles and cleans thoroughly, this is fine.
I'm newly diagnosed. I have a question: If some foods fall on the floor in the shared kitchen with gluten-eating family members, will those foods be contaminated?
Good question! If the food falls on the floor, you would most likely be safe from contamination.