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Finding and Choosing Gluten Free Restaurants

3 Comments 10 July 2012

Today I am launching the first of a series of pages that will empower America’s gluten free community to find restaurants that provide wonderful meals, excellent service, and food that is ‘safe’ for us. Today I am introducing two of those pages:

The first is a list of chain restaurants whose websites promise gluten free options. I started with chain restaurants because they are available virtually anywhere. They are operated by large corporations that employ dozens (probably hundreds) of attorneys and quality control experts who are responsible for making sure that individual restaurants do not make promises that they can’t keep. Restaurant chains have excellent websites that include gluten free specifics as well as directions to their individual restaurants.

The second page is a list of the fifty states (as well as the District of Columbia) with the names of the restaurant chains serving that state. This list should be especially useful to persons who are traveling in unfamiliar territory. There are several links that will enable users to bounce back and forth between the two pages.

I will test these pages for the next two weeks and then add information about how to study a website to determine exactly what is said, and perhaps most importantly, what details are ignored.

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More About Domino’s Allegedly Gluten Free Pizza

No Comments 12 May 2012

Domino’s Pizza is now marketing a gluten free pizza crust but does not consider any of their pizzas to be acceptable for people with celiac disease or severe gluten intolerance. What are they trying to do? As one visitor commented after the original announcement: “Why would they make [the crust] gluten free and then contaminate it?” There is only one possible answer Domino believes that they have a product that so superior that people will pay $3 extra to purchase it even though — unlike many of us — there is no medical reason for them to do so.

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Bubba Gump Shrimp Company

No Comments 23 November 2010

Bubba Gump Shrimp Company is a great place to relax and enjoy yourself. It’s not a place for a gourmet meal and I could probably make a better margarita. But that is not the point — the atmosphere is a combination of a totally drug-free San Francisco in the early sixty’s and the world in which Forrest Gump lived his remarkable life. You’ll love, for example, the unique system for summoning your server. You’ll enjoy the shop that sells Forrest Gump memorabilia. You’ll have a great experience.

Bubba Gump’s operates restaurants in nine states and several foreign countries. First, choose your location and then you have the opportunity to download that restaurant’s gluten free menu.

ALERT!!!: A member of America’s gluten free community recently e-mailed me with the information that Bubba Gump’s is no longer posting its gluten free menus on-line. I’ve contacted the company to get some clarification on this. In the meantime, ask lots of questions if you visit Bubba Gump’s or any other restaurant. All I can promise is that the information I give you matches what was posted on the internet on the day I wrote the article. Please let me know when I need to publish an Alert!!!  like this. My e-mail address is gfceliac@gmail.com.


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