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isiskingdom

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Has Anyboby eaten there? WHAT FOODS ARE SAFE? CAN i HAVE A LIST. I'm going on Monday and need a list!

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Your best bet is to call the panera bread you are going to and asking for their gluten-free menu! It's a chain so each place may offer soemthing alittle different!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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I had a salad there last year, for our christmas party...I didnt care much for it. Haven't been back there since.

I agree best thing to do is to call and see what if anything they can offer you safely.

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wowzer
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I checked their website before I went. Many of the soups and salads are gluten free. Just remember to ask for the apple or the chips for your side. I have had a couple of their salads with no problem. I do admit I sure miss that Asiago roast beef sandwich though. Good Luck

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Has Anyboby eaten there? WHAT FOODS ARE SAFE? CAN i HAVE A LIST. I'm going on Monday and need a list!

Before I was dx, I was eating there quite a bit..everytime I felt so terrible afterwards but did not know why.

Since then, I have emailed, and asked about gluten-free...never got a response. I went in and personally asked, and I was told, most every salad dressing contains wheat so be very careful. The employees use gloves to make your food...but they are also handling bread also.

I have not eaten there since ... to afraid.

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