gluten free things worth the $ as a celiac for 17 years

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The video leverages a common pain point for individuals with dietary restrictions (celiac disease) by providing curated recommendations for "worth the money" gluten-free items. The creator's personal experience and enthusiastic endorsement, combined with a visually appealing list format, create relatable and trustworthy content that encourages engagement and sharing.

Summary

The creator, who has been celiac for 17 years, shares a list of gluten-free food items that are worth the money. The list includes potstickers, garlic bread, croissants, ravioli, mac and cheese, and pasta, with a special mention of a bakery in Paris and a shipment from Manadu.

Structure

1Introduction and personal experience with celiac disease
2Listing gluten-free food recommendations (potstickers, garlic bread, croissants)
3Highlighting specific brands and locations (Palma, Manufacture du Sans Gluten, Goodies, Manadu, Rummo)
4Discussing the quality and value of each item
5Concluding with a question to the audience

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Gluten free things worth the money as a celiac for 17 years! Did I miss any / do you agree? #glutenfree #glutenfreefinds #celiacdisease #worththemoney

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The video lists and discusses several gluten-free food products and brands, including Feel Good Foods potstickers, Gillian's garlic bread, Manufacture du Sans Gluten croissants, Palma cacio e pepe ravioli, Goodies Mac & cheese, Manna Dew shipment, and Rummo pasta. The creator also mentions a 'GF BREAD DROP' event via a Partiful link in her bio.

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gluten free things worth the $ as a celiac for 17 years 1. Feel Good Foods potstickers 2. Gillian's garlic bread 3. Manufacture Du Sans Gluten croissant 4. Palma cacio e pepe ravioli 5. Goodies Mac & cheese 6. Manna Dew shipment 7. Rummo pasta

Transcript

All right, here are glue three things that I think are worth the money as a Siliqua for 17 years. Number one, feel good food pot sticker. I like the pork ones the best, but these are seriously so good. Number two, Gilian's garlic bread. This brand barely ever does marketing. Replace your shitty cast one. This is insane. Number three is the croissant from manufactured Duschons gluten. Unfortunately, it's in Paris, but it's worth the trip. All they sell are three different types of croissants and these are the most insane croissants that you will ever have in your life. I swear. Number four is the Chocho Pepe Ravioli. at Palma in New York City. It's just happens to be gluten free. Regular people order it. It's the most popular thing there. Sabrina Carpenter loves it. Number five, so basic, Goodies, Mac and Cheese. I think Annie's has gone down hill recently and we needed a new player in the game. Number six is a shipment from Manadu. They just started doing international shipping and I know their order minimum is $225. It's better than no offense any baker I've had in the US and it was shipped to me. When I went in London itself, it was by far the best bakery I've ever been to in the world. And I'm actually shocked that the shipping holds up the way it does. And my final one is Romo Pasta. I had it at Fancy Fuch in New York City the other week. The texture is so amazing. Jovie is my close second, but I get behind. Did I miss any?