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Gemini Experienced

Best idea EVER....... :lol:

 

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GottaSki Mentor

That is what we call a win-win :)

 

Thanks for sharing!!!

Gemini Experienced

Why is it that people go to these phenomenal restaurants and then have a cow when there is no bread?  REALLY?  You can get bread anywhere and I never, even before diagnosis, thought the bread basket important.  In fact, I never ate much from it because it wasted precious gut space that could be saved for the real food I went there for.

 

I just thought the demise of the bread basket funny and a real boon for us......no more flying crumbs that end up in MY gluten-free meal!  ^_^

LauraTX Rising Star

Less places to put bread on your table after you have told them you are a celiac!  Smart business decision for higher end and non traditional places. 

IrishHeart Veteran

Why would I ever fill up on bread anyway (never did before DX!!) when Ii am looking to savor a few appetizers, a few courses, wine and dessert? and cappucino and possibly dessert wine or port.?

LauraTX Rising Star

Before I was DX I was a bread lover, and at certain places that had fresh baked bread I would fill up on that, take most of my dinner home, and not get an appetizer or desert.  So they lost money on me!  (I miss those places sometimes  :(  but less and less as I recreate things gluten-free in my kitchen!)

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