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Traveling With Allergies

alihawk

By alihawk
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alihawk
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Hello I will be traveling to a non English speaking country in a few months. Can anyone recommend the best place to get chef cards or other things that I should have to bring with me to ensure I don't get served something I can not eat. Food allergies are soy, gluten and dairy.

Ideally I would love a card with the other language Spanish, French whatever and then the English translation on the other side.

Thanks for any input.

Alison

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This one has quite a few.

 

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My husband and I used the cards from this site when we traveled to Italy.  They have A LOT of languages, and they're free (although a donation is requested).  We printed off 15 or so for our 15 day trip (which was good, because they kept disappearing or getting lost in our various bags).

 

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