I travel a lot now. Sometimes it’s about 20-25 trips a year. Some months, I travel every weekend. While travel can be fun, it can also be grueling and exhausting and challenging. Sometimes I’m in cities that have so many […]
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It’s time once again to celebrate Celiac Disease Awareness Month. Every May, like clock-work, we throw a party to celebrate. What Is Celiac Disease? Celiac disease is a genetic life-long autoimmune disease that is triggered by the consumption of gluten. […]
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This post is sponsored by Tree Top. I met Tree Top apple sauce several years ago in Irvine, where they took me on a farm tour. It was so much fun (even though I realized I wasn’t much of a […]
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As someone who hasn’t always had mobility, especially mobility that someone my age typically has, I really love any activity program that keeps people mobile. This is especially important as people age – as mobility generally decreases. For someone like […]
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While you probably know by now that I am not a killer baker, I do love experimenting with recipes, especially from my favorite brands like Enjoy Life Foods – the sponsor of this post. This recipe is from Enjoy Life […]
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As a kid, I had never heard of Christmas Crack. In fact, I’d never tasted anything like this recipe before. I’ve never melted butter and brown sugar before in a sauce pan and tasted the liquid gold that’s produced from […]
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This holiday season, I rely a lot on my Nima, the gluten-free sensor. I purchased my Nima and all the capsules, but I’m also an affiliate of Nima and they are a paid sponsor of Celiac and the Beast. I […]
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Today’s post is sponsored by Powell & Mahoney and their craft cocktail mixers, in partnership with Mambo Sprouts. I was so excited to try new mixers, as I love trying new cocktails – especially easy ones I can make at […]
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Having a life-long autoimmune disease, I am very familiar with doctors. And clinics. And hospitals. And doctors. And health insurance. And working with PAs and MAs and any other abbreviations you can think of. I’ve seen plenty of different doctors, […]
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