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Eating Out

Mosaics

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I was so excited to discover that our local Thai restaurant, Samui Thai, is almost completely gluten-free. It's my new favorite place B)

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We went there on Mother's Day and took my parents. There were six of us and four of us have celiac disease. Everything breaded was gluten-free, even the fried calamari! YUM! As far as I could tell, only things with soy sauce in them had gluten and they offered to make anything we wanted without soy sauce. It was wonderful.

 

Tonight my husband and I went to the Flying Fish for dinner. It's a new semi-fast food restaurant nearby. They batter all of their fried fish, calamari, shrimp, etc. in cornmeal so I had my choice of anything I wanted. Plus they had broiled fish and various salads. It was very nice to be able to choose from more than one or two items and I love fried fish.

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