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Gluten Free At Yankee Stadium

nothungry

By nothungry
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nothungry Contributor
nothungry
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Does anybody have any information about eating gluten free at Yankee Stadium? Is the soft serve ice cream (I think it is carvel) safe to eat? What about the fries or popcorn? Thanks!

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jkmunchkin
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Not sure about the ice cream but if it's Carvel then it's ok. The popcorn should be ok. I wouldn't get the fries since I'm not sure what else they might put in the fryers. Unfortunately the hot dogs are Nathan's which are not gluten free.

Last time I went there I had cotton candy and cracker jacks. Definately try and eat something before you go. Unfortunately there aren't a lot of options.

beaglemania Rookie
beaglemania
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boo yankees!! lol. Red Sox rules!! B)

Mahee34 Enthusiast
Mahee34
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they serve hebrew national hot dogs at Turner Field...are they ok??

mookie03 Contributor
mookie03
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FYI - the Carvel at Yankee stadium and shea are gluten-free...had some today at Shea :)

I have also had the popcorn without any problems (at both places). And the shelled peanuts. those are the only foods i will eat at either place though. Actually, today i also had a fruit salad because apparently you can order it from the good seats - who knew?!

pnltbox27 Contributor
pnltbox27
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they still play baseball in new york??? lol go white sox 2005 world champs

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pnltbox27
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just kidding on the last post. i hope you have a great time at the game and find some good food options B)

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nothungry Contributor
nothungry
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Thanks for the information...we will definitely eat before we go, but it will be my child's first gluten free trip to Yankee stadium...I want her to feel like there is something fun for her to eat there!

little d Enthusiast
little d
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SORRY! TEXAS RANGERS RULE!!!!

I did'nt know that Hebrew dog were gluten-free, that is good to know!

loraleena Contributor
loraleena
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Red Sox Rule! Anyway since we are talking about stadium food, I am going to Fenway next week. Does anyone know if the hood ice cream they serve is gluten free?

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