
Trekking in Nepal on a Gluten Free Diet
I had an excellent experience traveling to Nepal with Alaya Holidays. They took great care to contact restaurants ahead of time and to talk to restaurant staff when ordering meals, to
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 had an excellent experience traveling to Nepal with Alaya Holidays. They took great care to contact restaurants ahead of time and to talk to restaurant staff when ordering meals, to
On behalf of those of us with gluten intolerance or celiac disease, I have been doing a survey of restaurants, cafés and shops in the Pietermaritzburg, Hilton and Howick areas
The City of Lights is absolutely my most favourite place to visit in the whole wide world. It is true that I have only been there twice. But I really
Being gluten free in Seoul isn’t easy at all but I do have some tips that should make it easier for traveling celiacs. In South Korea, they have this spicy
Oh France…the Eiffel Tower….the wine…. the aged cheese….. and the freshly baked croissants….WAIT the freshly baked croissants that we cannot eat!!! So now you are probably wondering how I can
Travelling around Cambodia for three weeks and staying gluten free was actually much easier than I thought, despite all my worries. Since I couldn’t find a Khmer gluten free card at the
Many Thanks First Angela, I have a good luck to meet you, you’re a good person and a better friend, we’re going together to do great thinks for have a
Places for kids in Majorca: Natura Parkhttp://www.mallorcaweb.net/naturaparc/index_spi.htmlDirección: Sta. EugèniaContacto: Teléfono 971 144 078Horario: De noviembre a marzo: 10 a 18 h.De abril a octubre: 10 a 19 h.Entrada: Adultos 7
Places for kids in Majorca: Els CalderersI like this place.http://www.elscalderers.com/home/default.aspx (English, German)Dirección: Finca Ctra. Manacor, km. 37Contacto: Teléfono 971 526 069Horario: De abril a septiembre: 10 a 18 h.De octubre a
Places for kids in Majorca: Western Park Crazy Wet WestHere you can combine water play with watching horseshows and battles between Indians and whites. Here is something for both young
Places for kids in Majorca: Unfortunality no place for kids is prepared for coeliacs or to offer gluten free food in Mallorca. You have to bring your own food or
Local gluten free products Please be careful with this and ALWAYS take for correct the information of the label. Check the ingredients and the gluten free symbol. If you have
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