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Heildleburg House Calgary

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Here is another place to add to your gluten-free list for all the people in Calgary. The Heildleburg House in Calgary (German Canadian Club) does gluten free, and vegetarian meals. They have a German Buffet but you can call ahead and request special meals.

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That's cool. I wonder if the Edmonton German Canadian Club can do the same?

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That's cool.  I wonder if the Edmonton German Canadian Club can do the same?

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It would be worth giving them a call. The one here say they do it all the time.

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Hi, I'm new to this forum. My 16 year old son and I are both gluten sensitive. Whole family has been gluten free since March 2005. Just wanted to add a gluten free bakery I found in Calgary. It's in Marda loop and called Earth's oven. They have the best bread and sweets. You can also order pecan or pumpkin(THE BEST!) pie for Thanksgiving, Easter or Christmas. You can even have wedding cakes made. I also do most of my shopping at Amaranth, they have lots of gluten free food (clearly marked on price stickers).

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Yes, Earth's Oven is great. I have the cranberry bread and the carrot and zucchi bread. I have decided the save the cranberry bread for stuffing the turkey at yule. They also have killer cookies and muffins and the pizza crust is great. I spent a killing there last time. I also shop a lot at amaranth, I find them less crowded and more stuff than Community. Community is on my way home from work and Amaranth is close to home. Welcome to the group. If you haven't been to the Celiac Association, they have a great info package they give out.

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