Many dairy products, such as milk, cheese, and plain yogurt, are naturally gluten-free. These dairy items can be incorporated into your daily meals, whether as a creamy yogurt parfait for breakfast, a cheesy omelet for brunch, or a comforting bowl of gluten-free mac and cheese for dinner. Be cautious of flavored yogurts and certain processed cheeses that might contain added ingredients with gluten. For example, you may want to avoid yogurts with toppings or mix-ins, such as crushed cookies or pieces of candy.
Regular cheesecake with a crust is also a bad idea. Plain, full-fat cheeses are your friends, and cheeses that have been modified could be an issue because gluten-containing ingredients are tasked with improving taste and texture in the absence of salt or fat.

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