Looking for some great Gluten Free Instagrammers, here is a great list!

Being on an organic, unprocessed, grain-free diet might be limiting to some people, but not Vitt. She’s shared her advice and recipes in two cookbooks: Deliciously Organic and The Grain-Free Family Table. Her Instagram account is full of tasty meals like beef and broccoli, zucchini-granola muffins, and Greek-style meatballs. Follow and prepare to be inspired.

Follow @carrievitt

Danielle Walker’s name is almost synonymous with “grain free” thanks to her New York Times’ Best-Selling book, Against All Grain, and her Instagram account of the same name. To combat symptoms she experienced from an autoimmune disease, Walker removed grains, lactose, and legumes from her diet — and started blogging her recipes to help others suffering from similar issues.

Walker’s recipes range from kid-friendly, grain-free chicken nuggets to her more gourmet Mexican bison stew. She posts her delicious-looking Instagrams with a grain of realism — she gives into cravings (like cheese!) sometimes too.

Follow @againstallgrain

@theblendergirl

Don’t let her handle fool you — there’s more than smoothies on this Instagram account! @theblendergirl, aka Tess Masters, has been experimenting with her diet ever since being diagnosed with Epstein-Barr virus when she was in her teens. At the time, she stopped eating gluten, dairy, and meat — embracing a diet based on plants and fish instead. Since then, she’s tried going vegan, eating only raw foods, and more. This all brought her to her own regimen built around the blender and a plant-based diet.

Her Instagram account and forth-coming cookbook, celebrates her love for all things green, plant based, and blended in a Vitamix. What’s on Masters’ menu? Try her watermelon gazpacho, raw corn chowder, or her specialty — green smoothies.

Follow @theblendergirl

@elanaspantry

Elana Amsterdam gave up grains in 2001 after being diagnosed with celiac disease— long before terms like gluten-free and paleo were popular. She started a blog to chronicle her grain-free cooking efforts in 2006.

Flash forward to today: She now has written three popular cookbooks and 700 recipes, and has a large following on Instagram. Check out her account for tasty salad ideas and healthy sweet treats — all paleo friendly.

Follow @elanaspantry

@fitmencook

With over 900,000 followers, Kevin of @fitmencook proves that men can whip up some tasty, gluten-free dishes too. The mantra he follows is simple: Our bodies are built in the kitchen and sculpted in the gym. When he’s in the kitchen, you can expect something healthy, delicious, and inventive. Try his raw, superfood energy bars or his healthy approach to shepherd’s pie. You can sense his enthusiasm for each new recipe as he ends each caption with a “Boom!”

Follow @fitmencook

@lexiscleankitchen

Meet Lexi, an elementary school art teacher by trade, and a successful gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free and refined sugar-free blogger by passion. This Boston-based Instagrammer is worth the follow with recipe combos like her peach cobbler muffins with blueberry chia jam and Thai meatballs over spiralized zucchini noodles. Sound good? Thought so.

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@nomnompaleo

Coined “The Martha Stewart of Paleo” by The New York Times, Michelle Tam has created a brand around living (and cooking!) the paleo way. Her Instagrams and recipes are all about making a grain-free lifestyle easy and accessible — Tam is “always looking for shortcuts to deliciousness.” And she’s quite good at finding them — check out her ideas for paleo-friendly lunchboxes and recipes like Asian almond chicken salad and pressure cooker mocha-rubbed pot roast.

Follow @nomnompaleo

@deliciouslyella

This popular blogger, Instagrammer, and now cookbook author, turned to a gluten-free lifestyle after being diagnosed with postural tachycardia syndrome. This illness came with side effects like stomach issues, heart palpitations, and chronic pain. To combat these symptoms, she took up a whole-food, plant-based diet and gave up meat, dairy, sugar, gluten, and processed foods.

What’s left to eat? A lot of really good looking recipes! Follow her Instagram account and blog for snaps of her sweet potato brownies, cashew and vanilla butter, coconut Thai curry, and much more.

Follow @deliciouslyella