Drinks

• 100% Juice
• Coffee:
  • Folgers.
  • Monitor labels on creamers and sweets for gluten.
  • Most unflavored coffee beans do not contain gluten.
• Fruit juice brands:
  • Dole,
  • Minute Maid,
  • Odwala.
  • Tropicana,
• Sodas & soft drinks:
  • 7Up
  • Coke (depends)
  • Dr Pepper
  • Fanta
  • Pepsi (definitely)
  • Root beer: Barq's, Mug, A&W
  • Sprite
• Sports drink:
  • Gatorade (owned by PepsiCo)
  • Powerade (owned by Coke)

Foods

Recipes

• Gluten Free and More's Spanish Chorizo Salad

Vitamins

• Gluten free vitamins

Resources

• Celiac's Topic: Safe Chorizo
• Gluten Free Living's Q&A on Sodas (e.g. Coke and Pepsi)
• Gluten Free Survival Guide's Gluten Free Drinks
• Healthy Guidance's Goods to Avoid with IBS - "Larger meals are often harder for the body to digest, and for those with Irritable Bowel Syndrome can result in overloading the system, causing abdominal cramping and diarrhoea." Can be the case for anyone with digestive issues.
• SFGate's Teas With Gluten
• Stephanie Clairmont's IBS Trigger Foods - super enlightening! Use these guidelines to help with ibs-like symptoms with gluten intolerance / celiac diseases.
• VeryWellFit's Gluten-Free Brands and Flavors of Hot Tea
• VeryWellFit's Gluten-Free Food List: Learn Exactly What to Eat Gluten-Free
• VeryWellFit's Gluten-Free Sausage Brands List
• VeryWellFit's List of Gluten Free Beverages Articles

Notes Further reading needed to eliminate brands that aren't cruelty-free. For example: Lipton is owned by Unilever. Also, most places you need to beware of cross-contamination because even that can upset your stomach, cause bloating, and fatigue.