1-Gluten-Free Basics
2-Eat or not!
3- Nutrition & Health
4-Comparing to Canada’s Food Guide
5- Lifestyle & Products
100

What is gluten?

A protein found in wheat, barley, and rye.

100

Name one gluten-free grain.

Rice, quinoa, corn, or buckwheat ect ( To many answers ).

100

What nutrient is often missing in gluten-free diets?

Fiber.

100

What does Canada’s Food Guide recommend making half your plate?

Fruits and vegetables.

100

Does the gluten-free diet require exercise?

No, but exercise is encouraged for overall health.

200

Who must follow a gluten-free diet?

People with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.

200

Name one food you must avoid on a gluten-free diet.

Bread, pasta, or anything with wheat, barley, or rye. ect.

200

Name one vitamin that gluten-free eaters might need to supplement.

Iron, B vitamins, or Vitamin D.

200

What type of grains does the Food Guide recommend choosing?

Whole grains.

200

Name one gluten-free packaged product sold in stores.

Gluten-free bread, pasta, or bars. ect

300

Name one grain that contains gluten.

fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, eggs, and dairy products, as well as certain grains like rice, quinoa, and corn Many more ( Wheat Barley or rye ) 

300

Is soy sauce gluten-free?

Usually not — unless it’s labeled gluten-free.

300

What organ is damaged in celiac disease?

The small intestine.

300

Can you eat whole grains on a gluten-free diet?

Yes — gluten-free ones like brown rice, quinoa, and corn.

300

Name one brand that sells gluten-free foods.

Any bread/pasta brands (biggest is general Mills)

400

What happens to someone with celiac disease if they eat gluten?

Their immune system damages the small intestine.

400

Name a naturally gluten-free protein source.

Chicken, fish, eggs, beans, or tofu.

400

What are two symptoms of eating gluten when you have celiac disease?

Bloating, fatigue, diarrhea, or stomach pain.

400

According to the Food Guide, how much of your plate should be protein foods?

ABout a quarter

400

Are gluten-free diets the same as low-carb diets?

No — gluten-free focuses on eliminating gluten, not carbs.

500

True or False: A gluten-free diet is automatically healthier for everyone.

False — only necessary for those with gluten-related conditions.

500

Name two gluten-free substitutes for traditional wheat products.

Gluten-free bread and pasta made from rice or corn flour.

500

Name one way to get more fiber on a gluten-free diet.

Eat fruits, vegetables, beans, and quinoa.

500

What extra step must gluten-free eaters take compared to the Food Guide?

Read labels carefully to avoid hidden gluten and ensure nutrient balance.

500

Why might some people without celiac disease try a gluten-free diet?

They believe it helps digestion, energy, or focus (though research is limited).