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Help With Travelling To Cozumel


CoolCat1

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I tried internet and haven't found anything about gluten-free restaurants or health food stores in Cozumel. I'll be there for 2 weeks. I just had my kids tested for celiac and I don't know if they are or not yet but if my daughter is it will be worse because she is vegetarian. I would appreciate any help with this.

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tsryder Newbie

Hello,

I will be travelling to Cozumel as well in Dec, 2008.

I just found this website, but I was wondering if you are still out there and if you had any luck in finding gluten free options in Cozumel.

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Melissa D Newbie
Hello,

I will be travelling to Cozumel as well in Dec, 2008.

I just found this website, but I was wondering if you are still out there and if you had any luck in finding gluten free options in Cozumel.

Hello:

I am traveling there in May. Did you have a successful trip? Any recommendations would be great!!

Thanks

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