Useful Links
At Custom Choice Cereal, we are very passionate about what we do. Above all we want you to enjoy your gluten-free life by providing the largest variety of great tasting gluten-free cereal. However, we feel that it is an essential part of our job to help you find the information on living gluten-free you are looking for.
As a service to you we have therefore compiled a list of reliable resources that we recommend. We always welcome your comments and input if you have a link that should be added to this list, so please feel free to contact us.
Some of you or a friend might be 'old-school' like Hajo and prefer to work with pen and paper. And now you can! Custom Choice Cereal offers a menu that lists our ingredients and lets you create your gluten-free breakfast treat or trail mix 'on paper'. It's as easy as ordering food at a restaurant!
Download the menu to start cerealizing the traditional way
Awareness, Information and Support
The following organizations offer great overviews on celiac disease and are the source of much of our knowledge. The best part however is that they have local support groups all over the US. We highly recommend joining one of these groups to anyone with celiac disease and especially those who are newly diagnosed – it makes things a lot easier!
- Celiac Disease Foundation
- Celiac Sprue Association
- Gluten Intolerance Group of North America
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National Foundation for Celiac Awareness
Patient Treatment and Research
The institutions below are at the forefront of research and treatment of celiac disease. We’d like to point out that The University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center offers Care Packages including a gluten-free food guide and food samples to anyone diagnosed with celiac disease through a biopsy in the last three months. Just call (773) 702-7593!
- Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University
- The University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center
- The University of Maryland Center for Celiac Research
- The University of Tennessee Medical Center
- WM. K. Warren Research Center for Celiac Disease