Let’s be honest—if you’ve got celiac disease, going to a typical farmers market is like walking through a gluten minefield. One wrong bite and you’re out of commission for a week with gut pain, brain fog, and enough bathroom time to start charging rent. But this past weekend? We found the holy grail: a 100% gluten-free farmers market—right in Englewood, Colorado. Located at 333 W Hampden Ave, this market is a pop-up-style event that happens on select Saturdays and is hosted by the good folks at Denver Celiacs. Everything here is celiac-safe. I mean everything. 🌽 What You'll Find: Baked goods you can actually eat (without needing a nap or a priest) Plant-based snacks, sauces, tamales, and allergy-friendly food Local GF vendors slinging everything from bread to body products No awkward “is this safe?” questions. Everyone knows what gluten is—and they hate it as much as we do. Even Loki had a good time—though he’s more interested in vendors that don’t mind a little sniff and tail wag in exchange for a treat. If the booth makes him stay in the car? Not Loki Approved. 💬 Why It Matters: For celiacs, this isn’t just about food—it’s about freedom. No label-reading marathons. No fake "gluten-free" signs next to real croissants. Just real, safe food from real, local businesses who get it. 🛍️ Pro Tips: Go early—some of the best stuff sells out fast. Bring cash or a card (most vendors take both). Say hi to the folks at Denver Celiacs—they’re the reason this exists. Oh, and yes… there’s usually gluten-free pizza. Whether you’re full-blown celiac like me or just GF-curious, this market is a breath of fresh, flourless air. We’ll definitely be back—and we’ll bring the camera. Because let’s be honest: if you don’t post your gluten-free donut, did you even eat it? See you at the next one. – John (& Loki) TEAMwerk Pros / Sellstate ACE Realty / Gluten-Free Taste Tester Extraordinaire