Welcome to a bonus episode focused on switching to a gluten-free lifestyle. We first met Moy in Wednesday’s episode where she shared the traumatic path to her diagnosis: prolonged illness, hospitalization, and being dismissed until tests finally confirmed what her research and instincts had suggested — Moy has celiac disease.
In that earlier episode Moy also discussed the idea that gluten intolerance might be perceived as “an American thing” and explored some of the science and cultural factors behind that claim. Alongside the gluten conversation, we touched on the history and culture of Trinidad & Tobago, Moy’s food memories from childhood, and a beloved Trinidadian street food with Indian roots: doubles.
Because the main episode covered so much ground, we couldn’t include everything Moy shared about transitioning to gluten-free eating. Her practical tips and lived experience felt too valuable to compress into an already long show. This short bonus episode lets us focus on her clear, helpful guidance for going gluten-free without losing detail. Thank you to Moy for an open, generous conversation and for sharing so many useful insights.
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Gluten Free Doubles {Trinidad Street Food}
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How to Contact Moy
Website: www.MoysGlutenFreeKitchen.com
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