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Apps For Gluten-Free Restaurants


nolih21

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nolih21 Newbie

I know that there are many apps for the iPhone to search for gluten-free restaurants.  Which ones are some of the better ones to search for?  Thanks!


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julissa Explorer

I have Find Me Gluten Free on my phone, it's pretty good and has helped me several times.

IrishHeart Veteran

I have Find Me Gluten Free on my phone, it's pretty good and has helped me several times.

 

 

Agree !  and I review on there, too to help spread the word!

julissa Explorer

me too! I love to post on there to get the word out

IrishHeart Veteran

me too! I love to post on there to get the word out

:wub:   yup, pay it forward, kiddo!

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Vinturi Rookie

I always use Find Me gluten-free and give it the 24hr wait before giving my review on whether it made me sick or not. That app has been a lifesaver on vacations!

Lesx2 Newbie

Ditto on "find me Gluten Free" app


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Rebekka's mom Apprentice

Does that app work on Android phone too?

IrishHeart Veteran

Does that app work on Android phone too?

not sure hon--check the website maybe? :)

GlutenStinks15 Explorer

Yes, I got it for my android. It's a GREAT app!!

LeahW Newbie

Find me gluten free is the app I use on my android. Make sure you leave reviews, it really is helpful to others who suffer.

BSVD Rookie

I know that there are many apps for the iPhone to search for gluten-free restaurants.  Which ones are some of the better ones to search for?  Thanks!

I use Find Me Gluten Free and Gluten Free Restaurant Items

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