Celebrate Gluten-Free Fare
Wednesday, October 6th, 2010 in Features, Holidays & Occasions, ProductsAccording to the National Health Information Center, October is National Celiac Disease Awareness Month. We love taking this time to better educate ourselves and other about celiac disease and honor some of our most awesome customers.
Ensuring that our gluten-free products are safe for those with celiac disease to consume is of utmost importance to us. When we first decided to sell trusted and affordable gluten-free products, we first analyzed the ingredients lists of all the naturally gluten-free items we offer and we made sure that our gluten-free suppliers were following non-contamination standards in their facilities. We segregated our gluten-free production line and started randomly testing gluten-free treats to make sure they weren’t contaminated at any point. Finally, we sought and received the Gluten-Free Certification Organization’s stamp of approval.
It’s easy to spot certified gluten-free products on NutsOnline.com. Simply look for the GF logo in the bottom right corner of the item’s description box. You can also get direct access to all of our certified gluten-free products by visiting the gluten-free department of our website.
We offer yummy gluten-free fare for cooking, baking and snacking, and we’re proud of it! Some of our top-selling gluten-free products include chia seeds, roasted pistachios, organic quinoa, and dried strawberries. We also have a wide selection of baking supplies, including gluten-free flour that can be difficult to find in traditional grocery stores.
We guarantee that our certified gluten-free products and safe and delicious! What are some of your favorite gluten-free items from NutsOnline?

Some athletes like to pump up with chia before their exercise routine, and others save it for their end-of-workout treat. It’s important to find the timing that works for you. If you tend to get dehydrated during your workout, then chia seeds could help restore your balance. If you feel sapped of energy afterward, chia might just be the pick-me-up you need.
A few months ago in The Nutty Scoop, we shared
Strawberries
liquor, but that doesn’t stop us from thoroughly enjoying it! It offers a nice break from ultra-rich milk and dark chocolate blends, and pairs really nicely with light, berry-based desserts as well as pumpkin-flavored treats that are so popular in autumn. In fact, one of our favorite treats to make for Thanksgiving is
If you crave something that’s delightfully sweet and just a bit healthy, look no further than our
To make chia flour, all you need to do is pour the seeds into a coffee grinder, powerful blender or food processor. Pulse the seeds until they’re finely ground and store the chia flour in an airtight container until you’re ready to use it. It should last a few weeks in a cool, dark spot in your kitchen.
1) Quinoa: Quinoa is an amazing superfood. It offers up all nine essential amino acids, is high in fiber, is gluten-free and is a fantastic source of source of phosphorous, magnesium and iron. One serving of quinoa also includes 7 grams of protein. We offer
also have a rich, flavorful texture that makes them great for soups, stews, casseroles and side dishes. Our colorful
first discovered by European explorers in southeast Queensland, Australia. They became a commercial crop in Hawaii in the 1920s. Today, those Hawaiian-grown macadamia nuts are sold all over the world!
chocolate covered macadamia nuts