• Healthy Bakes: The Glossary

    .GF (Gluten-Free): Contains no gluten.
    .GFO (Gluten-Free Option): Can be made gluten-free upon request.
    .DF (Dairy-Free): Contains no milk or dairy products.
    .NGCI (No Gluten Containing Ingredients): Made without gluten, but in a kitchen that may handle wheat.
    .Grain-Free: Sometimes also abbreviated as GF, this heading indicates the absence of all grains (including corn, rice, and oats), which is a stricter subset of gluten-free baking.
    .V / VG: Vegetarian.
    .VN: Vegan.
    .SF: Soy-Free or Sugar-Free.
    .EF: Egg-Free.
    .NF (Nut-Free): Extremely common in baking, especially for school-safe or allergy-conscious recipes.
    .WF (Wheat-Free): Important because "wheat-free" does not always mean "gluten-free" (some wheat-free items still contain barley or rye).
    .K (Keto): Indicates a ketogenic, ultra-low-carb recipe.
    .PL (Paleo): Indicates a diet free of grains, legumes, and refined sugar.
    .AF (Allergen-Free): Used by some brands to indicate a product is free from the top 8 or 9 major allergens.
    .FF (Fructose Friendly): Sometimes used for those with fructose malabsorption.
    Healthy Bakes: The Glossary .GF (Gluten-Free): Contains no gluten. .GFO (Gluten-Free Option): Can be made gluten-free upon request. .DF (Dairy-Free): Contains no milk or dairy products. .NGCI (No Gluten Containing Ingredients): Made without gluten, but in a kitchen that may handle wheat. .Grain-Free: Sometimes also abbreviated as GF, this heading indicates the absence of all grains (including corn, rice, and oats), which is a stricter subset of gluten-free baking. .V / VG: Vegetarian. .VN: Vegan. .SF: Soy-Free or Sugar-Free. .EF: Egg-Free. .NF (Nut-Free): Extremely common in baking, especially for school-safe or allergy-conscious recipes. .WF (Wheat-Free): Important because "wheat-free" does not always mean "gluten-free" (some wheat-free items still contain barley or rye). .K (Keto): Indicates a ketogenic, ultra-low-carb recipe. .PL (Paleo): Indicates a diet free of grains, legumes, and refined sugar. .AF (Allergen-Free): Used by some brands to indicate a product is free from the top 8 or 9 major allergens. .FF (Fructose Friendly): Sometimes used for those with fructose malabsorption.
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