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Eating Out Gluten Free: Affirm a Job Well Done
Yesterday I shared my fourth tip about Eating Out as a part of 10 Days of Gluten-Free, created by Linda, the Gluten-Free Homemaker. Asking the right questions can help steer the conversation in the right direction so that you know that your server and chef are ready to provide a great dining experience for you. [...]
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Ask Questions
Yesterday I shared my third tip about Eating Out Gluten Free as a part of 10 Days of Gluten-Free, created by Linda, the Gluten-Free Homemaker. Bringing your own gluten-free items into a restaurant can ensure that you’ll have something safe and tasty to complement your meal. Eating Out Tip #4 is…Ask Questions. Ask questions until you [...]
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Eating Out Gluten Free: BYOGF
Yesterday I shared my second tip about Eating Out as a part of 10 Days of Gluten-Free, created by Linda, the Gluten-Free Homemaker. Being nice to your server is key to getting him on your side before you ask him to jump through gluten-free hoops. Eating Out Tip #3 is…BYOGF. Bring your own gluten free. [...]
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Be Nice to Your Server
Yesterday I shared my first tip about Eating Out as a part of 10 Days of Gluten-Free, created by Linda, the Gluten-Free Homemaker. Doing your homework is key to finding a restaurant and meal that will be healthy and safe for you. Eating Out Tip #2 is…Be Nice to Your Server. As a child, I’m [...]
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Do Your Homework
My topic for 10 Days of Gluten-Free is one of my favorite activities…Eating Out Gluten Free! For the next 10 days I will share 10 of my best tips for making the dining experience safe, healthy, and enjoyable, even when on a gluten-free diet. Eating Out Tip #1 is…Do Your Homework. If you walk into [...]
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May is Celiac Awareness Month, and one way that I’m celebrating is by joining 9 other bloggers in an event called 10 Days of Gluten Free, created by Linda, The Gluten-Free Homemaker. Starting Monday, we will be sharing gluten-free tidbits and tips that you won’t want to miss. Each blogger has a different gluten-free topic, and for [...]
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PortaVia Italian Kitchen: Best Gluten-Free Pizza?
I can’t believe that it has taken me this long to try PortaVia Italian Kitchen since hearing for the past year that they have amazing gluten-free pizza. But I’ve been leaning towards a high raw/vegan diet, so I’ve been less attracted to restaurants claiming to have the next best gf crust. Yawn… Having guests in [...]
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Raw Sun-Dried Tomato Crackers
I’ve stopped purchasing boxes of gluten-free crackers except for rare occasions. Lazy occasions. First of all, store bought gluten-free crackers are ridiculously expensive. I’ve been buying them for so many years that I no longer bat an eye when a box of crackers cost me over $5.00. Are you kidding me? They are just crackers! [...]
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The Best GF Cupcake on the Planet
Sometimes there are no words. Risotteria, I love you. 270 Bleecker Street New York City Readers, dish! Where do you find your favorite gluten-free indulgence? Would you prefer a cookie or a cupcake? Are you a frosting or cake person? Describe your favorite cupcake!
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Be Realistic
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Share the Love
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Go Natural!
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Have a Good Attitude
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Affirm a Job Well Done
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Ask Questions
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Eating Out Gluten Free: BYOGF
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Be Nice to Your Server
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Eating Out Gluten Free: Do Your Homework
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