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debbiewil

By debbiewil
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debbiewil Rookie
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One of the on line search's for Bed and Breakfasts, innseekers.com, now lists gluten free meals as one of the search options! Just for the heck of it, I did a search on Maryland (my state) and found 2 B&B's that state they can serve gluten free meals. I would suggest you talk to then personally and verify chances of cross contamination, etc. but still - the fact that they'll advertise this and that it's one of the search options is great! Shows the word is getting out, and people are becoming more aware of it!!!!

Debbie

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I've searched that before and I think it is totally cool!

I plan to use it sometime so that they know it is a good thing to keep on their site. We all should try it out and keep it going, maybe more places will start offering gluten-free meals.

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seamaiden399 Newbie
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13 inns came up with gluten free meals in California- very cool!

One of the on line search's for Bed and Breakfasts, innseekers.com, now lists gluten free meals as one of the search options! Just for the heck of it, I did a search on Maryland (my state) and found 2 B&B's that state they can serve gluten free meals. I would suggest you talk to then personally and verify chances of cross contamination, etc. but still - the fact that they'll advertise this and that it's one of the search options is great! Shows the word is getting out, and people are becoming more aware of it!!!!

Debbie

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floridanative Community Regular
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Five places came up in GA which astounded me. There is one very close to me that would be nice to visit when the leaves turn. But one place I e-mailed - sorry forgot where but I think in TN - replied that yes they can make a gluten free breakfast and besides eggs, they make pancakes with gluten free baking powder...I did not ask what she meant but I hope it was a typo and she meant gluten free flour or mix. I got a chuckle out of it anyhow and as noted above - be sure to question whether they really know what gluten free is.

Only one place on that site came up as totally gluten free and that's the Chicken Paradise in San Antonio TX. They even offer gluten free scones..............yum!

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clemsnkitti Newbie
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I noticed this post and just wanted to share another great bed & breakfast that does gluten free stuff.

It opened last april, it's called The King's Daughter's Inn and is in Durham, NC across the street from east campus of Duke university.

I can promise they can make you amazing gluten free breakfasts as my sister is the owner and all gluten free recipes have been tested by me and my severe gluten intolerance. She has also had to listen to my repeated lectures on cross contamination etc. etc. and has a separate set of pans that never touch wheat to accommodate her gluten-free guests.

website is at: www.kingsdaughtersinn.com and I can promise you it's an amazing place to stay!

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