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Patti M.

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Patti M. Newbie

There are two finds I want to share, and I hope this is the appropriate place to do so.

My husband has celiac and therefore hasn't had a sandwich in a cafe in a very long time. Imagine our surprise when he was able to get a sandwich on gluten-free bread at the Oxford St. Spa in Cambridge! The bread is homemade and my husband said his sandwich was delish.

So, if you're interested, check it out:

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Also, my husband has discovered a gluten-free beer: Bard's Tale Ale. It's made of sorghum and is quite tasty. Every time we look at this list of where it's available, we see more and more stores selling this gluten-free beer!

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Happy eating,

--Patti M.

Stow, MA


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loraleena Contributor

Thanks, I'm in Boston all the time to see my boyfriend. Yea!

MistressIsis Apprentice

Figures, I just moved from Boston (lifelong resident) to Arizona!

hmm, maybe they'll ship me some beer

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DOCKLEARFAN Apprentice
There are two finds I want to share, and I hope this is the appropriate place to do so.

My husband has celiac and therefore hasn't had a sandwich in a cafe in a very long time. Imagine our surprise when he was able to get a sandwich on gluten-free bread at the Oxford St. Spa in Cambridge! The bread is homemade and my husband said his sandwich was delish.

So, if you're interested, check it out:

Open Original Shared Link

Also, my husband has discovered a gluten-free beer: Bard's Tale Ale. It's made of sorghum and is quite tasty. Every time we look at this list of where it's available, we see more and more stores selling this gluten-free beer!

Open Original Shared Link

Happy eating,

--Patti M.

Stow, MA

Patti please don't tell your husband but I LOVE YOU!! lol

I haven't had beer in 20 years!!! I just learned that my favorite liquor store has bards beer!!! And its exactly a 1 minute drive from my house!!

Thanks soooo much!!

hsd1203 Newbie

if you're in AZ you should check out picazzo's for pizza, and they used to carry bards tale before their brewery change, and may carry it again sometime in the future.

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