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Gluten free holidays in (Majorca) Mallorca
TweetCarmen Barcelo has a son with coeliac disease and lives in Majorca. She has written a travel guide to help her foreign visitors who need a gluten free diet, detailing where they can find gluten free products in Majorca, a large list of gluten free friendly restaurants in Mallorca, how gluten free foods are labelled and so on.
Her 36-page guide to gluten free holidays in Majorca in linked below in pdf format. Click on the link to open the guide in your browser.
Carmen's guide to gluten free Majorca
- Gluten free holiday travel guide to Mallorca (by someone who lives there!)
- Spanish labelling for gluten free food
- Where can I buy Gluten free products?
- Gluten free products from Mercadona supermarket
- Gluten free products from Eroski supermarket
- Gluten free products from El Corte Ingles
- Gluten free food from pharmacies in Mallorca
- Health food shops in Mallorca
- Gluten free food from Carrefour in Mallorca
- Gluten free products from Alcampo in Mallorca, Spain
- Gluten free bakeries in Palma, Mallorca
- Where can I eat gluten-free?
- Gluten free restaurants in Mallorca - 1
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- Gluten free restaurants in Mallorca - 4
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- Where can I stay?
- Useful vocabulary for coeliacs in Spain
- Gluten free products in Mallorca
- Gluten free coeliac kids in Mallorca
- Gluten free coeliac kids in Mallorca - 2
- Gluten free coeliac kids in Mallorca - 3
- Gluten free coeliac kids in Mallorca - 4
- Acknowledgements for the Gluten Free Guide to Mallorca
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