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wowzer
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Hi, Someone gave my husband Red Wing Hockey tickets in a suite. They have tables of foods and desserts. I didn't see a huge choice in the gluten free area, but did have some cheese, fresh fruit, and fresh matzorella cheese with basil and tomato. I did eye the cheesecake on the dessert table but didn't eat any of it. My husband went to the chefs and asked if they had anything gluten free. They came and talked to me and made a fresh salad with a grilled chicken breast and a parfait of fresh strawberries and yogurt. They did say that is what they have done previously. They did mention mousse, but weren't sure if it was safe, so did the yogurt.

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Hi, Someone gave my husband Red Wing Hockey tickets in a suite. They have tables of foods and desserts. I didn't see a huge choice in the gluten free area, but did have some cheese, fresh fruit, and fresh matzorella cheese with basil and tomato. I did eye the cheesecake on the dessert table but didn't eat any of it. My husband went to the chefs and asked if they had anything gluten free. They came and talked to me and made a fresh salad with a grilled chicken breast and a parfait of fresh strawberries and yogurt. They did say that is what they have done previously. They did mention mousse, but weren't sure if it was safe, so did the yogurt.

Wow! Very nice.

~Laura

Mom23boys Contributor
Mom23boys
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How wonderful!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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That sounds great :)

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