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It's a good article ... Thanks for sharing :D

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That is my favourite restaurant. It is so very yummie!

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That is my favourite restaurant.  It is so very yummie!

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Thats mine too! Except I don't live in NYC. lol.. but I did go there this summer and I went to that restaurant like the day before they took that picture and it was soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good! :D

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man...makes me jealous ! that places looks great. maybe one day every city will have a gluten-free restaurant ;)

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Ahhh...my favorite restaurant...and I live in NY, too! I've talked to the head of the GFRAP (Open Original Shared Link) --the people who teach all these restaurants about making gluten-free food and then certifying them as being trained. Anyway, she brought the idea to them and they weren't interested! They doubted that there was a very big business. They tried it anyway, for a few months and finally started to reap the benefits and realize that there is a BIG celiac market out there.

Love the article--will send to others.

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Hi jnkmnky,

Oh my goodness!!! I am sitting here at work reading this article with tears in my eyes! What a great image, I think I would cry too if I was him.

Thanks for the link, Wendy

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