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I was wondering if anyone else had negative experiences with Bibibop.  It’s 100% gluten free and so I’ve tried it a few times.  I love the sweet potato noodles in particular but every time it makes me feel awful!  I’ve had terrible heartburn all day, diarrhea, felt sick after eating.  I thought it was just happenstance but as it’s happened 3 times, I am going to swear off.  I just wondered if anyone else had this experience eating there.  I read another site suggest soy was an issue so I can explore that but I’m eating soy from other meals without issue.  

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I haven't had that specific company's version of sweet potato noodles, but it's a bit hard to believe that in a restaurant setting they could guarantee that any dish is 100% gluten-free, due to cross contamination issues in the restaurant setting. Do they use soy sauce in other dishes? Do they also have wheat noodle and other wheat dishes? If so, cross contamination is very possible.

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The entire restaurant menu is supposed to be 100% gluten free Nutrition

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Is it possible you have other food intolerances? 

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On 7/2/2024 at 4:48 PM, Scott Adams said:

Is it possible you have other food intolerances? 

It could be possible, I’m sure.  I probably need to try tamari sauce at home more to see if it makes me feel bad.  I didn’t think I had any issues with soy but then, I didn’t realize gluten was a problem either. 

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I think any restaurant, even ones that claim to be 100% gluten-free, can still have issues from time to time. As you can see here by the number of recalls for "gluten-free" foods, stuff happens:

It might also be a good idea to take a break from eating there for while, and when you go back pay attention to see if you have any issues.

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