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Going gluten-free can be hard when you have to think of all your special occasions and imagine them gluten-free.  Whether you just got engaged, have a Bar Mitzvah, a Christening, a Baby Naming or a wedding, it gets a bit depressing when you can't think of a bakery to make your gluten-free, vegan or dairy free cake (even sugar free)!.  The aggravation we have to deal with in addition to all of the other plans we must make for these very special events.  Don't fret I say!  Just do a bit of research or follow my blog.  I can provide the info for you.  What's great news, is that Celiac Disease is up and coming.  That means bakeries all over the world are going to start catering you, Miss allergy.  And many of these bakeries ship there cakes to various states.  Good thing, because even though this disease is finally up on the scene, it's scattered around the country.  

Even Chelsea Clinton sported a Gluten-free and Vegan cake from one of the bakeries below.  Can you guess which one?  So if Chelsea can make her dreams come true by being true to her Wheat-free and vegan fabulous self, so can you!

Lulu's Bakery located in Scarsdale, NY


Macaron Cafe Wedding located in NYC

Baby Cakes located in NYC and L.A.


Pink Cake Box Bakery located in N.J. but serves many states with their gorgeous cakes!

She Takes The Cake located in Central NY and serves the Syracuse, Hamilton and surrounding Central NY areas.

Wild Earth Cafe and Bakery located in Canada (Toronto)

Black Hound Bakery located in NY


Enjoy!

xoxo Julie
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