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Rubio's

jknnej

By jknnej
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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jknnej
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Okay....for months now Rubio's Mexican Restaurant has told me their steak and chicken tacos with corn tortillas have no wheat/gluten/flour whatsoever and that I can have them.

I've been eating there periodically and have never gotten sick.

I went in this weekend and they have new allergy info. posted that says their steak and chicken contain wheat. I asked the manager (she knows me from all the questions I always ask) and she went back and looked at a box of steak. It said "wheat protein" or something to that effect.

Of course I stopped eating there immediately but my question is, why didn't I ever get sick? Is it that I am not sensitive enough to that small amount?

I'm confused

and bummed that I can't eat at Rubio's anymore. It's really shaken my confidence about restaurants in general.

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MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast
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Posted

Maybe their steak and chicken didn't contain wheat until recently.

Guest CD_Surviver
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Posted

not every thing will make you sick. i dont get sick with everything i eat but then sometimes i get sick as i am eating the food.

Lauren

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