No donuts. No spaghetti. Not even a blade of wheat in the field.
A mysterious French whiz has been posting amazing images on the Tumblr site “Gluten Free Museum,” re-imagining Van Gogh, The Simpsons and Pulp Fiction in a world without gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye.
Gluten causes intestinal problems for people with celiac disease, but a gluten-free diet is becoming so popular that farmers are researching how to grow gluten-free wheat.
We haven’t been able to track down the artist, we’ll update this post if we do. Here’s a sample of his low-carb work, via Tumblr:




