This post is sponsored by SmartFlour however the following opinions are my own
After my diagnosis in 2006, I vowed to make serious changes to combat the
genetic disorder I would be facing for the rest of my life. Beginning of course, with food!
My first step was testing out how I felt when I minimized certain groups or excluded them all together. Sugar, dairy, refined carbohydrates and finally gluten.
I do not have Celiac disease but I learned I am gluten sensitive.
Seven years later I have found a balance so effective my doctors declare me in remission (the closest to being cured as I can get) and have taken me off most of my powerful and somewhat harmful medications.
One of the main concerns any person with a somewhat restrictive diet faces is trying to make
up for the lack of essential vitamins and minerals within your replacement options.
SmartFlour finally brings to the table, a gluten free alternative composed of amaranth,
sorghum, tapioca and teff which provide additional fiber, minerals and vitamins than most flour!
Gluten free foodies can enjoy the “Uncured Pepperoni,” “Margherita Pizza or
“Classic Cheese.” SmartFlour also offers Pizza Crust to allow creativity in your kitchen!
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My favorite toppings?
Mushrooms, seasoned spinach, cashew cheese (vegan), diced onion, fresh oregano and
basil, a dribble of truffle oil and a sprinkling of brown sugar to achieve a sweet/savory
Head to their website for more information and to get ideas on how healthy,
delicious recipes to recreate in your own home!
What is your favorite healthy pizza topping!?
BLovedBoston
December 29, 2014I'm 100% sharing this with all my GF friends!! Thanks girl!! xo, Biana – BlovedBoston
Couture Carrie
December 29, 2014So yummy!
xoxox,
CC
Theano L.
December 29, 2014pizza is always a good idea!! hehe!!great post dear!! following you via gfc!! hope you can visit mine and follow me too!! kisses!
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Royal Wang
December 29, 2014Admire that you mention the attribute of this post at the first line, i eating pizza since i lived in Italy, it is not easy if you wanna cook one with professional standard. I am more like good at eating ( i am suck at cooking , LOL). by the way the last image is stunning, i can perceive that
SmartFlour is a great choice .
Louann Kristy
December 30, 2014This is so great! I will check it out. And cashew cheese??? I'm so curious now….and hungry. Hehehe
xx
cat eyes & skinny jeans
December 30, 2014I don't eat pizza myself {at least not anymore}, but when I did I just adored regular cheese pizza – no other toppings necessary!
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Kim Alston
January 1, 2015hi georgina. so glad you were properly diagnosed. you know how to properly handle it. i really have to watch sodium and it's made a world of difference. these look so good and tasty. will definitely look for them. thanks for sharing.
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Christina
January 6, 2015I'm curious about the cashew cheese. I took dairy out of my diet for awhile, and have been struggling with it ever since adding it back in..
Linda Manns Linneman
May 12, 2016I think alot of us are gluten sensitive. This sounds like a great way to make pizza. Thank you for sharing