hosting 101: 
gluten-free, 
stress-free

Planning a party? Here’s your cheat sheet:

  • Use certified gluten-free products (like Schär’s!)
  • Don’t mix gluten and non-gluten items on the same plates
  • Check sneaky ingredients (soy sauce, breadcrumbs etc.)
  • Clean surfaces and utensils before prepping

That’s it. Now on to the good stuff. 

how to plan a 
gluten-free party 
menu that flows

A great party menu isn’t about how many dishes you serve, but how they work together.

Aim for:

  • A mix of warm and cold bites, so not everything needs last-minute attention
  • Different textures: crunchy, creamy, crispy, soft
  • Balanced flavours: something cheesy, something fresh, something bold

Finger foods, mini portions and DIY stations make gluten-free hosting feel relaxed and inclusive, not restrictive.

timing your prep, 
so you’re not stuck 
in the kitchen

The secret ingredient to a great gluten-free party isn’t hidden in the dough.
It’s timing.

The good news? Many gluten-free recipes are actually better when made ahead. Flavours settle, textures improve, and you get to enjoy your own party instead of hosting it from the oven.

Pro tip: If it can be mixed, chilled, baked or sliced, it can probably be done the day before. Save the oven and assembly moments for just before guests arrive.