Gloria (and other travelers),
In case you are not familiar already, there is a website, www.celiactravel.com, that has lots of information on traveling with celiac (or needing similar dietary accommodation), including free restaurant cards in many languages that you can present in a restaurant. I used it in Budapest and Switzerland last year and it was a great help.
Safe travels, Charlotte
website: traveling with celiac/dietary accommodation needed
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Gabes-Apg
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thanks charlotte
i used a section of this site (or one similar) in relation to my work trip to france
*sigh* thank goodness for the internet, reading the sites, forums etc makes preparing for the trip so much easier.
i used a section of this site (or one similar) in relation to my work trip to france
*sigh* thank goodness for the internet, reading the sites, forums etc makes preparing for the trip so much easier.
Gabes Ryan
"Anything that contradicts experience and logic should be abandoned"
Dalai Lama
"Anything that contradicts experience and logic should be abandoned"
Dalai Lama
that is a helpful site.
I thought of another thing I've been enjoying that will make a good snack to have along--Mrs. Mays Trio Bars, available at Costco for $15.99 for 20 bars. The "trio" means 3 nuts, 3 seeds, 3 fruits, and unless you are sensitive to these ingredients, are quite tasty, and only 80 cents each. There are 4 flavors of fruits combinations, such as blueberry.
Beverly
I thought of another thing I've been enjoying that will make a good snack to have along--Mrs. Mays Trio Bars, available at Costco for $15.99 for 20 bars. The "trio" means 3 nuts, 3 seeds, 3 fruits, and unless you are sensitive to these ingredients, are quite tasty, and only 80 cents each. There are 4 flavors of fruits combinations, such as blueberry.
Beverly