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Alan71

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Just been refused the £5:99 meal deal in a gluten free option. Said it was £9:99. 

Yet more discrimination. Do these company's think it's just a life choice?


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First, it costs more to train employees in how to handle gluten free pizza products, and second keeping gluten-free dough around that might get tossed it it is not used is expensive.  But I am not even going to get into the safety of eating gluten-free pizza from Dominos.  Most celiacs avoid Dominos like the plague.  The risk for cross contact is very high.  I would not eat a pizza from there even if they paid me $100 dollars or pounds (okay maybe a million).  

I do not know where you live, but since you use British currency, Head over to Costa’s Coffee for a gluten-free chicken wrap.  Consider yourself lucky because in the US, Starbucks just eliminated their gluten-free breakfast sandwich.  ?

I get your frustration.  I am sorry.  Celiac disease sucks. But so does breast cancer, lupus, and any other illness you can name.  

Learn to make pizza or purchase a certified gluten-free frozen pizza and heat it yourself.  At least you you will get some pizza and you will not get a celiac flare-up.  

Hang in there!  

 

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