
Gluten free traveling around Finland
I just wanted to add my experiences of finding gluten free food in Finland, where I have lived for the past 5 years, as I always find it so invaluable
As celiacs, we all trust the word of another coeliac more than promises of gluten free food from hotels or restaurants. This is a collection of stories from travelling celiacs so you can get the low down on gluten free food straight from the horse’s mouth. Remember that where you live is a destination for some people, so please tell me about getting gluten free food in your area and I’ll let thousands of celiacs know.
If you can let me know about your experiences travelling on a gluten free diet, I know other coeliacs would love to know about them – send your story here. It doesn’t have to be an essay, just details about what you found you could eat, and whether you had any problems. I know from the emails I get you would be doing your fellow celiacs a great service.
I just wanted to add my experiences of finding gluten free food in Finland, where I have lived for the past 5 years, as I always find it so invaluable
Marley Davidson is a Canadian teacher living in Thailand. Diagnosed coeliac fairly recently, she has worked out how to eat gluten free in Thailand, and has written this guide to
By and large, I had a good trip through South America – more specifically southern Bolivia, northern Chile and Easter Island, although its start was not very auspicious. Either my
I stayed in Sanur in Bali and I used your Indonesian Restaurant Card on Bali and it was very helpful. But I also found out that many Asian people just don’t want
I just got back from Japan and I have a couple of thoughts that will hopefully be helpful to other people with Celiac disease looking to travel to Japan. To
When I told friends and family I was planning to spend eight days in Rome, I was met with the same reaction every time: but what will you eat? Indeed,
I just returned from a 10-day tour to Morocco, the land of bread. Bread is certainly the centerpiece for all meals in Morocco, and I had to plan carefully around
If you come visit Los Angeles you shall be in gluten free heaven! We are very, very trendy, which is often very annoying, but in the instance of Gluten Free
I have lived all over the Seattle area my whole life. I have very severe reactions to gluten, I could probably be a test kit. I am also a nutritionist
Gluten free eating in Australia is very easy on the whole, even for eating out. The three main supermarkets are Coles, Woolworths and IGA and they all have a section
In Korea, there was the short period of time the ‘Gluten-free’ market was booming. However, there are only few celiac patients in Korea and the most of Koreans believe the
This year, I visited some of the major National Parks in the South West of the USA. It gave me some of the best and worst experiences since I started
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