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Going To Summerfest Today!

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I am going to Summerfest today and I need to be able to take food with me that does not need to be heated up. Veggies are not a option and I still have not found premade bread so a sandwich is Not a option. I doubt the food there is safe. Please help

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I am going to Summerfest today and I need to be able to take food with me that does not need to be heated up. Veggies are not a option and I still have not found premade bread so a sandwich is Not a option. I doubt the food there is safe. Please help

Since no one is replying to my post all I am taking with me is water. I normaly have veggies, bake potato and rice noddles but, those are out.

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If I were you I'd take CrunchNMunch. I like the Toffee kind. I'd also take potato chips and applesauce or pudding. You can probably eat an ear of corn and a snow cone and a burger with no bun at the fair! I do. Have fun!

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My husband and his friend are at summerfest today too (i would have gone but i have to be at work at 630 am tomorrow and we live in Chicago :( ) anyways, suppsoedly they are serving new grist beer there this year. foodwise i looked at the vendors with my husband and there looked to be several options a celiac could try there. the greek place looked promising as did several other "fruit" stands. good luck hope you have fun!

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My husband and his friend are at summerfest today too (i would have gone but i have to be at work at 630 am tomorrow and we live in Chicago :( ) anyways, suppsoedly they are serving new grist beer there this year. foodwise i looked at the vendors with my husband and there looked to be several options a celiac could try there. the greek place looked promising as did several other "fruit" stands. good luck hope you have fun!

I took some Hummus and chips by the time I read the reply it was to late I called ahead of time so I could bring it into the grounds. I will try something next year maybe. I will be going to State Fair and our fair so I'm sure I will have the same problem. It was Really HOTT!! Toby Keith was awesome though....Thank God For Toby!!!

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