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  • Corn Free Product Guide

    Corn is Everywhere. Everywhere! One of the hardest allergens to eliminate. Any place they can possibly add corn there will be corn. Check back often as products on these lists are continually updated.
    • News for Corn Avoiders - Corn Allergy & Intolerance
      Has a thorough list of corn free products. One I refer to often.
    • Healthy-Family.org
      Another great resource that made me aware of a few products I had been using which contained corn.
    • Delphi Avoiding Corn Forum
      Can't tell you how many times I pulled this site up searching the forums looking for corn free products.
    • Live Corn Free
      Another very helpful blog and resource for finding corn free products.
    • Corn Allergens
      I think this was one of the first corn free sites I found. I stll refer to it time and again. Lots of useful information.
    • Wellshire Allergen Database
      This is what I wish every company had - a database listing all allergens in the products they manufacture.
    • Enjoy Life Corn Matrix
      Lists if corn or its derivatives are present in any Enjoy Life products, in the manufacturing facility and any precautions they take to prevent contamination.

  • Corn Free Resources

    • Kids with Food Allergies
      Site full of resources as well as a support community to help support kids with food allergies.
    • Living It Up Corn Free Blog
      This site blew me away and made me aware of a few things I was still using that might possibly contain corn. Like I said - Corn is Everywhere!
    • Hidden Sources of Corn
      This information has been compiled mostly from discussions on the Avoiding Corn forum and shows some of the many places where can corn derivatives be hidden in foods and other products.
    • FAAN - The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network
      FAAN is one of the most trusted source of information, programs, and resources related to food allergy and anaphylaxis.

  • Other Helpful Resources

    • The Peaceful Mom
      Has menu planners you can print out and customize. I like, too, that she has a multiple store shopping list you can print out. My daughter and I were just commenting about how when you eat gf you usually need to shop at more than one store.
    • Dr. Mercola's Non-GMO Shopping Guide
      How to avoid foods made with genetically modified organisms (GMOs).