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I'm planning to take my girls on a Mother-Daughter retreat this year, in October. I've talked to the camp about special dietary needs and they have no problem with people bringing their own food. 

 

My girls will most likely be just eating their cafeteria food. What are good gluten-free choices that travel well and are easy to fix, that I could carry along and eat while my girls eat the cafe food? 

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I'm planning to take my girls on a Mother-Daughter retreat this year, in October. I've talked to the camp about special dietary needs and they have no problem with people bringing their own food. 

 

My girls will most likely be just eating their cafeteria food. What are good gluten-free choices that travel well and are easy to fix, that I could carry along and eat while my girls eat the cafe food?

Oh my...that sounds so perfect. I'd love to do that with my little girl!

Will you have access to a fridge or something to cook on? That would make a difference.

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I need to find out what implements are available.

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Will the retreat offer rooms with kitchenettes that you can work with? In the past before gluten-free, and I was vegan I had. To travel a bit and was often hooked up with accommodations that gave me a mini kitchen to cook with. See if that csn happen for you, so things won't be so crazy. Now when I travel I always ask and see if possible. As of late it's beyond preferred.

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Amy's frozen dinners

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