Gluten Free at Harvey's

Harvey's is a burger chain in Canada that  many frequent. I noticed on their website that they do specify which of their foods contain gluten. If you are interested in finding out which foods are gluten free check out their webpage:

HARVEYS

You'll notice on the second last column on the right side of the webpage that it is labelled
"Wheat and Gluten sources". Therefore if there is a star indicated by those foods in that particular column you will know that they contain gluten or wheat and that you should avoid these items if you are trying to reduce or avoid gluten altogether. Contact them for further information if you want more details.

God bless and may you live long and healthy in the land that God gives you.

RELATED: Gluten Free at Swiss Chalet


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Gluten Free Cereals

Gotta love it when you can find a cereal that's a big brand name, normal taste and still Gluten Free!
Yeehoo!
check out the following Chex cereals that are all gluten free at this website:
http://www.chex.com/Recipes/GlutenFree.aspx

Rice Krispies also come in a gluten free flavour called
"Rice Krispies Gluten Free with Brown Rice"
http://www.ricekrispies.com/en_US/products/gluten-free-brown-rice-krispies-cereal.html#/en_US/products/gluten-free-brown-rice-krispies-cereal

If you have tasted any of the above products let me know what you think of them in the comments.
Blessings.

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Svalbard Global Seed Vault

A big welcome to the blog toTaiwan and the Phillipines!

One of the absolute coolest inventions of modern man is the ability to freeze things for future use. In fact it was all over the news this past week or two that a "prehistoric" flower was grown in a laboratory after it's seeds were found in a frozen state for supposedly thousands of years. Growing things is not a hit or miss science any more. Mankind's knowledge, as confirmed by biblical prophecy, has truly increased.

Hence the creation of the gigantic frozen seed vault in Norway in 2008, (not too far from the north pole) which contains umpteen number of food crop seeds. In case of global catastrophe mankind would be able to restart it's food chain by replanting seeds for its main food sources.

Some of the funding for this seed vault has been paid for by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. How intriguing.

check out some websites describing more details about it
 http://www.croptrust.org/main/arcticseedvault.php?itemid=211

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard_Global_Seed_Vault

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