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Gf In Jackson Hole, Wyoming?

murda

By murda
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murda Apprentice
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I'll be traveling to Jackson Hole, Wyoming later this winter and was hoping somebody had been there. I'm not sure how you would eat in a ski lodge, or what restaurants they have around. Does anybody know of anything besides just eating plain meat and vegetables?

Thanks,

Michelle

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Hi!

I went to Jackson Hole a year before I was diagnosed! I was actually asymptomatic then. :P

I just wanted to let you know that you'll have a fabulous time there!!!

ps.-If you ever go to Yellowstone, I can recommend some possble gluten-free restaurants there--you'd just have to check with the manager about cross contamination!

Have fun out west! I miss it there!!

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anglepoise Apprentice
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Jill...I'm going to Yellowstone for my honeymoon & was interested in learning about some gluten-free restaurants there?

Thank you!

Angel

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symond91 Newbie
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There is a health foods store there, its called whole foods. It had a pretty good selection of gluten free items.

DO NOT EAT at "The Cadillac Grill" it was the only restaurant I eat at during my stay and it made me sick from gluten contamination. I was with one other celiac and she got sick as well.

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Crayons574 Contributor
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Anyone have any restaurants in Jackson Hole to go to or places to try??

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