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Traveling To East Lansing, Michigan

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acermom Newbie
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We are traveling to East Lansing Michigan and are wondering if anyone knows of a good grocery store to find gluten-free products. We really like Glutino products and will have a kitchen in our hotel room. Thanks for your help!!

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Kroger stores in Michigan have a nice section of gluten free items, as I would imagine probably Meijers do too. There is a great store in East Lansing/Okemos called Foods for Life and they carry a lot of gluten free items. It's on Grand River, pass the college and out near Best Buy. The store is on the south /right side of the street when heading east. There is a Circuit City in the same parking area. I live on Long Island now and can't remember exactly how far it is, but I know it is still there, my sister goes to it.

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tabdegner
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Meijers stores have a great dry goods gluten free selection. They don't carry any refrigerated/frozen bread or waffles, but they do carry the gluten-free "snack" foods, bread mixes, cereals, etc. in the "Healthy Living" section of the store.

Renae Newbie
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We are traveling to East Lansing Michigan and are wondering if anyone knows of a good grocery store to find gluten-free products. We really like Glutino products and will have a kitchen in our hotel room. Thanks for your help!!

There is a Foods For Living Health food store at 2655 E Grand River (go east towards Okemos from East Lansing. There is a Better Health food store at 305 N. Clippert (across from Sears). There is also a bakery that does gluten-free baking called A Piece O Cake at 4966 Northwind Drive. (I believe the owner has Celiac). Meijer has a healthy food section also where you can find gluten-free foods.

Renae

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mommida
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WARNING This place is not cheap. I tell you you will love whatever you get from here.

A Piece O' Cake

4966 Northwind Dr.

East Lansing, Mi 48823

tel. 517.333.6881

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I don't know if it is located in a convenient spot for your travels. The owner I spoke to is Celiac herself and could help you find locals gluten free selections.

L.

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hancoc18 Newbie
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Better Health in Lansing on w. Saginaw and Better Health in East Lansing are also great options to get food.

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Foods for living is where I shop in east lansing too.

If you do decide to eat out there are a few restaurants there I eat at. Cheeseburger in paradise, carraba's, pf changs and outback steakhouse have gluten-free menus and are near there.

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