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Two "restaurants" Gf Lists

celiac3270

By celiac3270
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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celiac3270
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I found these through another celiac support group. You actually can eat gluten-free at subway, though the options are limited. Here's the link:

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Also, I got a list to another place I'd never heard of, Culvers--it only has a list for wheat, so you'd have to ask about all gluten. Here's the link:

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You need adobe reader for both, which can be downloaded for free from adobe.com. I figure most people have it, but if the link doesn't work, that's why.

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KaitiUSA
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Thanks celiac3270...I didn't even know Subway had a gluten-free list. I worked at a tcby/ subway here where I live before I was diagnosed with celiac disease and they really aren't careful( at least at this place) and they touch the bread then put their hands(with gloves) into the things that are supposed to be gluten-free. It's just too risky of a place for me to go now. But man did I love their subs!!!!!! :D

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Guest gfinnebraska
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I agree with Kaiti ~ I love their salads, but they are too careless with their preparation. The one we have here has crumbs everywhere!!! NOT a place I can eat. I would not consider anything they have as gluten-free. :(

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celiac3270
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Sure--I agree as well--I would not eat there. Just wanted to post it though, cause I wouldn't have even known they had a gluten-free list and I want to share what I find with everyone here........

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KaitiUSA
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Yep and thanks for posting it...I always like to learn new things :D

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