You Won’t Believe These Snacks Are Gluten-Free
If you have Celiac Disease or are sensitive to gluten, Erica Dermer, aka Celiac and the Beast, wants you to know about some of the most satisfying gluten-free snacks on the market. In this episode, Erica shares some of her favorite picks found during her latest travels to food expos around the country. Follow her @celiacandthebeast on Instagram for updates on her favorite gluten-free finds.
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Erica Dermer
Digestive Health Expert, Blogger and Influencer
Erica Dermer, also known as the “Celiac and the Beast” is the creator of the Celiac and the Beast website: Celiacandthebeast.com. Erica is a well-known digestive health expert, blogger and influencer known for her work searching for the best gluten-free products and celiac disease research at national trade shows like Natural Products Expo and as a speaker at Gluten-Free Expos across the country, and in her role as a patient advocate for digestive health conferences like Digestive Disease Week and celiac disease research summits.
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