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I Finally Tried It!


TinkerbellSwt

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I went to a gluten free pizza party last nite! OMG.. . pizza was fantastic. all kinds.. all toppings.. it was unreal. The appetizers alone were enough to make you cry.. so much food and all safe! Only the people who have been part of the celiacs group I am in now, ones that have been there for years were allowed to bring food.. even though I have been gluten free, I was only allowed to bring drinks, as they arent as sure of my understanding of cross contaimination and such, which was understandable and no problem to me...

there were buffalo wings, bacon wrapped dates (which i have seen on here and now i know for sure they are unreal!!!) all kinds of salads, hummus, spinach dip, tortilla chips.. then came the pizzas

but the reason for my thread... I finally tried the Woodchuck Ciders... OMG! I am in love. I no longer miss beer, I dont care, this stuff is awesome!! I had pear and apple flavors last nite.. I had to buy my own 6 pack today of apple and had a few myself today while moving furniture around. It was so "normal" to have a ice cold bottle in my hand and enjoying what I was drinking. The ONLY downside is I waited so long to try it! but now i know.... :ph34r:


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Wow, that sounds awesome! I am glad you had such a good time, and found a drink you truly enjoy.

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Stephanie...that is WAY cool!!!

All that food and BEER on top of it.....woah....you must have been in heaven! :D

I hope I get to go to a party like that one of these days! :)

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It was great Rachel. We also have a BBQ every summer! We are currenly researching a place to have it at. Too many people show up to have it at my celiac groups leaders house! We are all going to the Bonefish Grill next month and last year and every year we have a huge fund raising dinner at a Portugese restaurant! All safe eating!!! Its pure bliss!!! I would love to have that everyday.. totally safe eating.. no matter what.. no cross contamination! ahhhh.. reliving it now!

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So JEALOUS! That sounds absolutely fabulous!! Bacon wrapped dates? I need to try that one...

And Woodchuck...an old friend I have always love that one! And never liked beer..I wonder if something in me knew something. ;D

You make me want one..and it's only 10 am!

:)

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