Habits
Household Gluten Contamination Rules
Household gluten contamination rules document shared-kitchen habits—separate condiments, toasters, cleaning order—to protect celiac members from crumb transfer.
Household gluten contamination rules are written agreements for mixed GF and wheat homes: separate condiments, no double-dipping knives, GF shelf height, clean-first counter policy, and no wheat flour dust during GF baking. Teach kids which toaster is safe.
Review rules after guests or parties when crumbs spread.
Common questions
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Should wheat eaters use a separate kitchen?
Full separation is ideal but not always possible—written rules plus dedicated high-risk tools often suffice. Revisit rules after any celiac reaction at home.
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