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Stowe Vermont

Mtndog

By Mtndog
in Traveling with Celiac Disease

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It ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My sister and I went up there for a siter weekend and it was phenomenal! They were so good to us.

I called ahead, explained I am gluten-free and the owner Chris knew exactly what I was talking about. He told the chef I was coming and she prepared an asparagus risotto for me. I had that with chicken (WOW!) and sweet potatoe fingerlings. The second night she prepared a mushroom risotto to go along with my dinner of choice! I also had the flourless chocolate cake (it was one of those "I cant believe I ate the whole thing" things!) They were so weet and kind, the server Lisa attended to our every need.

I would eat at Pickwicks Pub and stay at the Ye Olde English Inne again in a heartbeat!

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Sounds WONDERFUL!!!!! I have been to Stowe once during a week long active hiking vacation...loved it along with all the other great places we visited.

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Hi Donna- Yeah, it was great but no snow yet! I won $200 in gift certificates so my sis and I went up for my birthday!

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Hi Donna- Yeah, it was great but no snow yet! I won $200 in gift certificates so my sis and I went up for my birthday!

I have a picture of me laying in a bunch of leaves doing a leaf angel cuz there was no snow, lol. :lol: Gee, I wonder where I could have picked up a tick. :lol::lol::lol::ph34r:

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