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heep70 Rookie
heep70
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Bonney Lake WA :unsure:

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Treen Bean Apprentice
Treen Bean
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Hello everyone! I am not from Washington. However, I will be traveling to Yakima, WA in January. My husband and I have to attend a business dinner. Any suggestions for a "safe" restaurant in the area, preferably close to the Capitol Theatre. Thanks!

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glutenada Newbie
glutenada
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Port Angeles, WA here! :)

I rarely eat out as there is very little choice here, but we've found a few places that know about celiac disease and work to get me food I can eat.

Alder Wood Bistro is one such place.

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They even offer gluten-free crackers. :o

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happymomndad Newbie
happymomndad
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Hi all,

This is my first time in a chat room EVER :) I was diagnosed with celiac a year and a half ago and have just started my kids on a gluten-free diet as well. We live just outside Shelton, Wa. Shoping gluten-free here is pure torture !!!!! I just started buying off Amazon but find it hard to order something I dont know that I like and the stores here have a less than adequate selection. I am hoping to find some friendly people here that have tips especialy on packing school lunches :)

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playin-d-fiddle Newbie
playin-d-fiddle
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Gluten free on Capitol Hill, here.

I've been lurking in the forums for months now, but will finally say hello!

I think we should hold a Puget-wide PICNIC and have a bread-off! Or a pizza-off!.... im hungry....

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glutenada Newbie
glutenada
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I'd be for a picnic! That would be a blast. :)

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spanish-road Newbie
spanish-road
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Im from Spokane area, but as of now Im in Fairbanks for school. I was thinking about going to evergreen but Im almost done with school here so gona ride it out another 2 years.

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songstressc Apprentice
songstressc
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Anyone from Kirkland Bothell Area? We are new to the area and both gluten free

cyberprof Enthusiast
cyberprof
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Anyone from Kirkland Bothell Area? We are new to the area and both gluten free

I'm in Bridle Trails part of Kirkland, used to live on Finn Hill.

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Jocammie Newbie
Jocammie
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I live in Bellevue. I would love to find other people near me who can't eat gluten, but I haven't seemed to have any luck with that yet. :(

nuit.pieta Newbie
nuit.pieta
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Hi i'm from UW :)

celiacinseattle Rookie
celiacinseattle
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Hi! I'm new to the board, and new to the Gluten-free lifestyle. The doctor told me I might have Celiac Disease last monday, and test results came in and confirmed this as of this morning (though I'd been doing my best to eat gluten-free in the meantime).

I live in Downtown Seattle (as the name implies), and I have only just begun my search for appropriate places to eat...

I've also tried to learn as much as I can about the disease, and foods I can/can't eat in the last week and a half, but there's so much information out there!! :blink:

Anyway, I just figured I'd say hi, and you'll probably see me on these boards regularly. :)

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