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gluten-free Brownie Dessert At Bonefish Grill!

jhaigh

By jhaigh
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jhaigh Newbie
jhaigh
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Went to the Bonefish Grill in the Seattle area over the weekend for my anniversary and pleased to find they had a gluten free menu. Even more excited when our waitress told us they had just switched their brownie recipe over to gluten-free. I wasn't going to have dessert but when she told me about it I had to try it. My husband (not gluten-free) and I shared it. It was HUGE and amazing. They served it with whipped cream, vanilla ice cream and a raspberry sauce. My husband who is a self proclaimed brownie expert loved it too and said he never would have known it was gluten-free. I asked the waitress if all the locations were switching over and she said she thought she had heard they were.

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CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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That sounds great! I probably will never be able to try it though because I'd have to NOT get the creme brulee, which is also gluten-free! :lol: Maybe I could do the brownie for dinner and the creme brulee for dessert ... who needs fish anyway! :P

wowzer Community Regular
wowzer
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Sounds like a plan to me. I love desserts anyways, so why not make a meal of them.

wolfie Enthusiast
wolfie
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YAY!! I had heard they were going to do that...glad to know that they have it now! I will have to get back in there soon!!

I also love their creme brulee!

TinkerbellSwt Collaborator
TinkerbellSwt
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me too on the creme brulee, nice to hear that the brownie is gluten free now too!! have to head back there soon!

ootsie69 Newbie
ootsie69
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Went to the Bonefish Grill in the Seattle area over the weekend for my anniversary and pleased to find they had a gluten free menu. Even more excited when our waitress told us they had just switched their brownie recipe over to gluten-free. I wasn't going to have dessert but when she told me about it I had to try it. My husband (not gluten-free) and I shared it. It was HUGE and amazing. They served it with whipped cream, vanilla ice cream and a raspberry sauce. My husband who is a self proclaimed brownie expert loved it too and said he never would have known it was gluten-free. I asked the waitress if all the locations were switching over and she said she thought she had heard they were.

I live In Murfreesboro, TN and ate one of those brownies at Bonefish tonight because the manager said they were now gluten free. Hope he knows what he is talking about because I ate one. I sure don't want to get sick from it. The brownie was very good.

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