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Home arrow News arrow Gluten-Free Vegan 2010 Calendar Released to Support Gluten Intolerance Group

Gluten-Free Vegan 2010 Calendar Released to Support Gluten Intolerance Group PDF Print E-mail

GF Maniac Calendar (gluten-free vegan)The Celiac Maniac Gluten Free/Vegan Bakery and Blog has released a calendar for 2010 featuring recipes and photos to entice you throughout the year.

The calendar is retailing for $10, and 10% from the sales of these calendars will be donated to The Gluten Intolerance Group of North America. Within the calendar you will find "Helpful gluten free tips and information, 10 original gluten free/vegan recipes, and mouth watering pictures!"

The Celiac Maniac website shares recipes, reviews, and more, as they prepare to open their bakery.

 
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