AstonJ
Do you eat any foods containing gluten?
Just curious - do you eat any foods containing gluten? Do you have any thoughts on gluten?
Examples of foods containing gluten:
- Bread (inc flat breads such as chapatis, pita breads etc)
- Pasta
- Spaghetti
- Many types of biscuits
- Anything containing wheat, barley, rye, spelt, etc
Do you or have you ever eaten gluten?
- Yes - since an early age
- Yes - but not until after the age of 10
- Not anymore - did while growing up but not now
- Not anymore - wasn’t a big part of my staple diet growing up but did have some, but not anymore
- Not really - only tried it a handful of times (less than 10 to date)
- No - never eaten it
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Yeah, if you people do my job for me, I likely would. 
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I definitely want to but it’s still a big challenge to muster the energy and the patience.
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dimitarvp
Not all answers are covered. We on the Balkans for example have a heavy carb / starch diet from an early age. Nowadays I am limiting it though.
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