So as many of you may know, I've been attempting to have less gluten in my life for a few months now. Of course, I'm not entirely gluten free (mostly because I don't personally need to be), but I do have family members that are gluten intolerant and/or diabetic and have the need to eat less gluten for one reason or another YOOX hk.

Gluten seems to be one of those things that most of us have in our everyday diet, but isn't something that the body necessarily needs. There are no nutrients in gluten, however gluten can be found in most of the whole grain items out there that are good for you. So long story short, you don't want to start a fully gluten free lifestyle until you've spoken to a medical doctor about it and learned the ins and outs of what all it entails.

A long while back I made these wonderful muffins that happened to be gluten free; which wasn't exactly what I was trying to accomplish, just a happy accident! So, when I decided to make some fruity breakfast muffins this week for my little one, I knew exactly where to start.

My daughter is extremely picky about her food. She won't eat oatmeal in it's traditional form, so muffins are about the only option I have available when attempting to get some wholesome fiber in her. Bright colors are also a selling point, but I was trying to avoid sprinkles and add some fruity flavor. So, I went with Fruity Pebbles cereal since it happens to be gluten free Disney jobs.

In an honest moment, I feel I should tell you all that this was the first time my 4 year old (nearly 5 year old) has ever had this fruity cereal. I try to avoid giving her sugary things as much as possible since we've got diabetes on both sides of her family. But, I figured since I was adding them in to a rather healthy breakfast treat, I'd let her indulge just a bit!

I packed in the strawberries and oatmeal and ta-da! A rather guilt free and gluten free breakfast muffin that is sure to put a smile on anyone's face. I mean... how could someone not smile with seeing a rainbow that also happens to be edible Scalable Enterprise Server?