10/07/2026
One of the biggest driving forces behind why I want to build The Lost Crumb is seeing children diagnosed with celiac disease.
Because I don’t want a child to grow up feeling like they have to ask…
“Can I have that?”
“Is that gluten-free?”
“Can I eat this?”
I want to create a place where they can simply walk in and know:
“This was made for me, too.” 💚
I want a child with celiac disease to be able to go to a birthday party and have a cupcake.🧁
To celebrate with their friends and eat a cookie. 🍪
To have a piece of birthday cake without having to wonder if it is safe.
To be included at school celebrations, holidays, family gatherings, special events, and all of those little moments that become big memories.
Because food is about so much more than food.
It’s birthdays.
It’s celebrations.
It’s gathering around a table.
It’s feeling included.
It’s not having to explain yourself.
And most importantly, it’s feeling like you belong.
That is one of the places my heart is taking The Lost Crumb!
I want to build a gluten-free space where families can come together, where children can choose something from the case without feeling different, and where parents can breathe a little easier knowing that food is being prepared with intention and care.
I know I can’t change the experience of having celiac disease.
But I hope I can help change what it feels like to live with it.
That is why this matters so much to me. 💚
Everyone deserves a seat at the table. And everyone deserves something to celebrate with.
💚 The Lost Crumb
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