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I’m so excited to share this news with all of you! By excited, I mean can’t hardly sit still, grinning from ear-to-ear excited. Big news, folks. Big!
When I eliminated gluten from my diet, one of the things I missed most was thumbing through a beautiful magazine, one filled with gorgeous food photos, lifestyle features and of course, recipes. Until recently, there just wasn’t anything on the newsstands I felt was equivalent to mainstream food and lifestyle magazines, not aesthetically or by content. That’s about to change…
A new magazine is hitting the stands soon, Simply Gluten Free. Carol Kicinski and editor-in-chief Wendy Gregory Kaho have put together an incredible team of writers and gluten-free lifestyle experts. The magazine will include recipes, crafts, entertaining ideas, beauty product information, travel tips, nutrition and information on leading a gluten-free lifestyle.
I couldn’t be more happy to tell you I am a contributing writer for this exciting new publication. And because I know you want to subscribe today, click here. The introductory price is a steal, less than $2 an issue.
The official press release is below. Please join me in congratulating all of the folks involved in making this magazine happen!
Gluten-free Living Expert Carol Kicinski Launches
Simply Gluten Free Magazine
Gluten-free cookbook author and TV chef teams with top bloggers from the Web’s gluten-free community to create informative, high-quality publication celebrating the abundance of choices available to everyone dedicated to living a gluten-free/allergen-free lifestyle
Dunedin, Florida, (August 8, 2012) – Gluten-free living expert Carol Kicinski, author of the books, Simply…Gluten Free Deserts and Simply…Gluten Free Quick Meals, has announced the launch of Simply Gluten Free Magazine, a high-quality, aesthetic, highly informative bi-monthly publication with a mission to provide knowledge, support, and an abundance of creative solutions to those seeking optimum health for themselves and their families by embracing gluten-free and/or allergen free lifestyles. The magazine, which will also be published in digital format at www.simplyglutenfreemag.com, will be loaded with great tasting and easy-to-prepare recipes brought to life with page-after- page of gorgeous food photography. Kicinski says the quality, styling, and content will rival even the most well-established mainstream food and lifestyle magazines on the market.
“Simply Gluten Free Magazine is a magazine that I very much wanted to read, but unfortunately it just didn’t exist anywhere; so I decided to create it,” said Kicinski, who in addition to operating one of the top 60 Must Read Health Blogs in America at SimplyGluten-Free.com, is now appearing in her 3rd year of monthly gluten-free cooking segments broadcast on Daytime TV, a nationally syndicated morning show.
Working in tandem with the magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Wendy Gregory Kaho, (a veteran magazine editor, blogger, freelance writer, and a mother of two celiac children), Kicinski has recruited the talents of a team of well-respected and highly popular bloggers from the Web’s allergen-free community to serve as the magazine’s writing staff.
“Each of our contributing writers focuses on their own areas of special interest and research,” says Kicinski. “They are all amazing people who are dealing with creating an allergen-free lifestyle for themselves and their families every day, finding and testing various products and then blogging about their own experiences and reactions. These writers are all very involved in allergen-free issues on the front line, fighting the fight and walking the walk.”
Kicinski says the magazine’s content will be filled with plenty of articles and recipes about gluten-free cooking, suggestions for fun gluten-free crafts and allergy-free
projects using allergy-free materials, as well as articles on what she calls allergen-free “Homekeeping”. She also says that a section of the publication will be devoted to featuring relevant advice from various experts from the fields of health and medicine.
“The magazine will also have a Beauty section where authors will discuss gluten-free and allergen-free beauty products,” says Kicinski. “Also included in each issue is a section called ‘Beyond Gluten Free’, which features diet tips and recipes for those on special allergen-free diets including Sugar-free diets, Paleo diets, Vegetarian and Vegan diets, and Dairy-free diets.”
Kicinski says readers can expect to find plenty of advice on how to keep children of all ages gluten-free (and loving it) in a section called ‘The Gluten Free Family’. A Nutrition section will feature taste-tested recipes and tips for healthier, more nutritious meals.
“Those worried about staying gluten-free while on the road can find plenty of advice in our Traveling section, and our Dining Out section will feature suggestions on how to keep things gluten-free at your favorite restaurant. We’ll also have a section addressing Special Needs Diets, which will provide allergen-free nutritional advice, recipes, and insights for parents caring for special needs children with autism, ADHD, or ADD.”
Kicinski says on the magazine’s New Products page her writers will be reporting on both established brands and the new gluten-free and allergy-free products hitting the marketplace, and they’ll also be analyzing and reviewing the latest books on the topic of allergy-free living in the magazine’s Book Reviews section.
Kicinski says for the November/December premier issue, the magazine’s Holiday Entertainment section will be filled to the brim with informative articles on how to celebrate in style with an assortment of gluten-free food ideas:
- Mix & Match Holiday Dinners: Creative combinations of gluten-free entrees and side dishes to delight your guests
- Tips for Lowering the Costs of Gluten-free Diets
- Holiday Cocktails: How to Get the Party Started and Stay Gluten-free
- Preparing a Paleo Holiday Dinner
- Glitch-free Holiday Baking
- Easy Allergen-free Substitutions
- Vegan Holiday Dessert Recipes
- Breaking Medical and Scientific News and Information by Leading Doctors
Simply Gluten Free Magazine will be distributed in supermarkets, health food stores, doctors’ offices, and nutritionists’ offices, and is projected to have an initial combined monthly readership of over 250,000 (15,000 print and over 235,000 online).
The magazine, published by Edgewater Park Media, Inc., in Dunedin, Florida, will of course contain Kicinski’s signature touch – her loving, caring, and humorous attitude.
“The magazine is about forwarding the positive side of living an allergen-free lifestyle, constantly celebrating the abundance of solutions, and the joy of living gluten-free,” says Kicinski.
ABOUT CAROL KICINSKI (www.simplyglutenfreemag.com)
Carol Kicinski is the founder of the food blog, “SimplyGluten-Free.com” which was recently voted one of the top 60 Must-Read Health Blogs in America today. She has appeared on The Fine Living Network and is in her third year of monthly segments on Daytime TV, a nationally syndicated morning show. She was a featured speaker at the Gluten Free & Allergen Free EXPO (Chicago, April 2011); the Gluten Free EXPO (Dallas, Oct. 2011) with celebrity appearances at Natural Products East and West (2011, 2012). She authors gluten-free recipes for Cooking Light and for Martha Stewart’s Whole Living. Carol also founded the Gluten Free Global Community – a group of over 350 Gluten Free Bloggers Worldwide. Carol publishes a very popular monthly newsletter – Simply Gluten Free – and is socially active on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/SimplyGlutenFreeMagazine
and on Twitter at http://twitter.com/#!/simplygfmag
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I'm so very excited about this new magazine, Johnna! I'm grateful to Carol for founding it, Wendy for editing it, and to you and so many others who will be contributing along with me. This one's going to be fantastic!
xo,
Shirley
p.s. Love the updated header with you by your gorgeous Hoosier! 🙂
I'm in complete agreement, Shirley! I'm full of gratitude and excitement for this new magazine. It's going to be amazing!
Thanks for the kind words on the header. My favorite fella is working hard on spiffying things up to get me ready for the big move to WordPress. Just a tiny bit scared!