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Where To Buy gluten-free Food In Michigan


marie06

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Hello, we will be going to visit my husbands family soon and I googled Whole Foods and Trader Joes (my 'go to' stores for gluten-free food) in Michigan and there are none close to Kalamazoo (where we are staying in a hotel with full kitchen so I can safely eat) and Battle Creek where my FIL is in asst living.

Can anyone tell me where I can shop in either of those towns for gluten-free food (or somewhere between the 2)?

This is the first time Ive travelled since being gluten-free, and Ive been glutenized a few times even when eating off the gluten-free menus, that I am a little nervous. I hate to pack EVERYTHING that I will need, but I will if I have to.

If anyone knows of gluten-free Bakeries in either place, I am all ears.

Thanks in advance!


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