Gluten Free Expo Ticket Giveaway

Growing up in a tight knit family, getting together for dinners and celebrations was a weekly if not daily experience. Whenever we have the opportunity, my Mom, sisters, aunts and cousins all come together for a good meal and to catch up.

One of the challenges in planning meals for a crowd is determining the best way to negotiate preferences and allergies so that everyone is able to enjoy the meal. When my cousin was diagnosed with Celiac several years ago, that meant some ‘staples’ were quite literally off the table.

Since then, I’ve loved experimenting with gluten free cooking, trying out new ways to make family favorites and learning which gluten-free products work the best. I’m lucky to not have any food allergies myself, but it’s something I strive to be conscious of and make sure that everyone gets to have a meal they love. 

When I heard that the Gluten Free Expo was coming to Denver this spring, I was excited to check out the show and learn about new products that would help make cooking gluten free that much easier. 

With two days full of classes and exhibitors you guaranteed to learn something new, or find a new product you’ll love during the expo. There are over 80 exhibitors and you’ll get to sample new products an even purchase some at a discount if you find one you love!

Tickets start at $15 for adults if you buy at the door, but buying your ticket online in advance (and using the code ADVANCE at checkout) gives you 20% off your total ticket price. The event is taking place at the National Western Complex, making it the perfect way to spend a lazy spring weekend in Denver. IMPORTANT NOTE: Parking at the National Western Complex is $10 and cash is preferred. 

I’m excited to be attending and can’t wait to meet up with everyone else going to the show. In addition, I have a pair of tickets for one lucky reader who wants to join in and take a look around! 

To enter to win, leave a note on my instagram post about this event! I’ll be drawing one lucky winner on 4/16.

 

Disclaimer: I received tickets to attend the GFAE in exchange for this post. Tickets purchased using the link above will help support this publication. All thoughts and opinions are my own. 

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