Kids love hotdogs.
When I serve hotdogs in our home, I serve nitrate free Big Apple hotdogs from Applegate.
The bun pictured here is from Udi’s.
(Canyon Bakehouse also makes tasty buns).
Steaming each bun as hotdog vendors do by holding it with a set of tongs over the pot of boiling water for about twenty seconds, softens and warms them.
The sauerkraut is from Bubbie’s, abundant with live cultures (no sugar, vinegar or preservatives). Simply delicious.
Our latest animated film
While you’re enjoying your hotdogs, you may watch our latest episode in our animated film series for kids who follow a gluten free diet:
Bouncing Around With Bouncy: Take Me Out To The Ballgame.
In this episode, Bouncy discovers gluten free hotdogs at the ballgame. I hope you enjoy this video with your kids.
Click here for free coloring pages to go along with this video.
Please leave a comment if you enjoy the video,
and share if you or someone you know eats gluten free.
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Rochelle Gordon says
Really good to know stuff ….. I love that you include the kids. It must be really hard for them sometimes.
Barbara says
Yes, I just try to emphasize the positive foods, what they can eat, rather than what they can’t. Actually, we’ve ended up eating healthier foods since going gluten free.
I hope kids enjoy the videos and coloring pages.
Catherine James says
It’s great that you address the kids, it’s got to be hard, for Children to understand the “why” they are on a glueten free diet.
Barbara says
Being unable to eat gluten is only one part of the child’s life. These videos teach them to mind what they eat, while having fun.
Jennifer at Purposeful Nutrition says
This is so creative. Thanks for sharing at Healing WIth Food Fridays. We look forward to seeing more of your work in future weeks.
Barbara says
Thanks, Jennifer! I appreciate you comments.